IO::YAML may be used to read and write YAML streams one "document" (i.e., one value) at a time. A YAML stream is a file consisting of a sequence of YAML documents, each of which may (optionally) be terminated by a line consisting solely of three peri...

Point and shoot method of getting a database handle with only a yaml configuration file as argument. This is meant for people learning perl who just want to get up and running. It's the simplest customizable way of getting a database handle with very...

This module is a RDF/YAML parser/dumper; it can parse RDF/YAML files or strings, provide results as triples, and dump triples back to RDF/YAML format. It is only a thin wrapper around RDF::Simple::Parser::YAML and RDF::Simple::Serialiser::YAML. Note ...

Tie::YAML stores tied variables when untied. Usually that happens when you variable is out of scope. You can of course explicitly untie the variable or "tied($variable)->save" but the whole idea is not to forget to save it. This module uses YAML as i...

In the spirit of YAML::Tiny, Data::YAML::Reader and Data::YAML::Writer provide lightweight, dependency-free YAML handling. While "YAML::Tiny" is designed principally for working with configuration files "Data::YAML" concentrates on the transparent ro...

This module is a refactoring of YAML::XS, the old Perl XS binding to "libyaml" which offers Perl somewhat acceptable YAML support to date. YAML::XS never produced code which could be read from YAML, and thus was unsuitable to be used as YAML replacem...

YAML::Hobo is a module to read and write a limited subset of YAML. It does two things: reads YAML from a string – with "Dump" – and dumps YAML into a string – via "Load". Its only oddity is that, when dumping, it prefers double-quoted strings, as ill...

This module provides a Perl interface to the libsyck data serialization library. It exports the "Dump" and "Load" functions for converting Perl data structures to YAML strings, and the other way around. NOTE: If you are working with other language's ...

YAML::Tiny is a perl class for reading and writing YAML-style files, written with as little code as possible, reducing load time and memory overhead. Most of the time it is accepted that Perl applications use a lot of memory and modules. The ::Tiny f...

YAML::Logic allows users to define simple boolean logic in a configuration file, without permitting them to run arbitrary code. While Perl code can be controlled with the "Safe" module, "Safe" can't prevent the user from defining infinite loops, exha...

This module is similar to MLDBM except that it stores data internally as YAML, instead of Data::Dumper or Storable. By doing this, you can create tied hash DBM databases that can be used seamlessly in Python or Ruby applications. That's because those...

Provides a wrapper around the YAML library. If the faster YAML::Syck is available, then it's used instead....

YAML-Tests defines a number of implementation independent tests that can be used to test various YAML modules. There are two ways to use YAML-Tests. If you are the author of a Perl YAML module, you can add the line: use_yaml_tests; to your "Makefile....

Using YAML within Perl is a rich topic. This set of manuals will help you understand all the things you need to know to use YAML effectively in Perl and beyond....

A "mirror.yml" file is used to allow a repository client to reliably and robustly locate, identify, validate and age a repository. It contains a timestamp for when the repository was last updated, the URI for the master repository, and a list of all ...

A "mirror.yml" file is used to allow a repository client to reliably and robustly locate, identify, validate and age a repository. It contains a timestamp for when the repository was last updated, the URI for the master repository, and a list of all ...

This module provides DWIM loading of Mouse based objects from YAML documents. Any hashes blessed into a Mouse class will be replaced with a properly constructed instance (respecting "init_arg" and "BUILD")....

This module provides DWIM loading of Moose based objects from YAML documents. Any hashes blessed into a Moose class will be replaced with a properly constructed instance (respecting init args, "BUILDALL", and the meta instance type). This is similar ...