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Support json config
See original GitHub issueCurrently the built in config system only supports toml. Let’s add json as 1st class.
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Nah… it didnt take off like I’d hoped. Feel free to detomilify.
Ya. It starts there.
It’s also here as well.
The idea is, after everything is up & running, you have 1 object, living on the context object, called
configwhich contains:.tomlconfig file from the cliThis particular issue is, we’re using
tomlfor that configuration (as well as plugins), butjsonfeels like a better fit forjavascriptCLIs.