Sublime Text syntax support for Christian Neumanns's PDML (Practical Data and Markup Language), the world's simplest text format to store data and markup code.
Package created by Tristano Ajmone, 2021/11/27, released under the MIT License.
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Sublime PDML adds syntax support for Basic PDML, which is automatically associated with the .pdml file extension.
In the future, the package will also support upcoming official PDML extensions, through syntax inheritance, which is why this package is marked as requiring ST4, and also the reason why the Basic PDML syntax was kept minimal.
There also plans to add plug-ins to serialize from JSON, YAML and XML to PDML, and vice versa.
Contributions are welcome.
- Basic PDML syntax support:
- File extension:
.pdml.
- File extension:
- Mandatory PDML settings:
- UTF-8 encoded files.
- Keyboard shortcuts:
- CtrlAltn → new-node snippet.
MIT License
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- github.com/pdml-lang — PDML on GitHub.
- pdml-lang.github.io — official PDML website:
Related articles by Christian Neumanns:
- We Need a New Document Markup Language — Here is Why — Mar. 11, 2019.
- Suggestion For a Better XML/HTML Syntax — Apr. 20, 2021.
- Introduction to PDML — Nov. 16, 2021.