dhi.io/go-jsonnet
Jsonnet
A configuration language for app and tool developers. A simple extension of JSON. Eliminate duplication with object-orientation.
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About Jsonnet
Jsonnet is a data-templating language for defining JSON data programmatically. It extends JSON with features from modern programming languages such as variables, functions, imports, and conditionals, enabling you to manage complex configurations and reduce duplication.
Jsonnet is commonly used for generating configuration files for Kubernetes, Terraform, monitoring systems, and other infrastructure tooling. Its support for code reuse and composability makes it a powerful alternative to static JSON or YAML files.
Jsonnet files are evaluated to produce pure JSON or YAML outputs, making them easy to integrate into automation pipelines. The language has a small core and is designed for clarity and correctness.
For more details, visit https://jsonnet.org/.
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