Nibble is a lightweight text-based file structure format designed for organizing and storing various types of data in a human-readable format. Inspired by XML but simplified for ease of use, Nibble offers a flexible way to structure your information without the complexity of markup languages.
- Simplicity: Nibble uses a minimalist syntax that is easy to understand and work with.
- Flexibility: Define your own structure to suit your specific needs.
- Human-readable: Nibble files are plain text and can be easily read and edited with any text editor.
- Versatility: Use Nibble for organizing various types of data, from simple lists to complex hierarchical structures.
- Platform-independent: Nibble files can be used across different operating systems and platforms.
To start using Nibble, simply create a new text file with a .nibble extension and define your desired structure using the Nibble syntax. Here's a basic example to get you started:
[MetaData]
[Title] MyFile.nibble [Title]
[Created Date] June 12, 2024 [Created Date]
[Description] This is a sample Nibble file [Description]
[MetaData]
[Content]
[Section] Introduction
[Text] Welcome to Nibble! This is a sample Nibble file demonstrating its usage. [Text]
[Section] Introduction
[Content]
The Nibble syntax is simple yet powerful. Here are the basic elements:
- Square brackets []: Used to enclose elements, attributes, or text.
- Element: Represents a structural component of the document.
- Attributes: Optional properties associated with elements.
- Text: Content enclosed within an element.
Contributions to Nibble are welcome! If you have any suggestions, improvements, or bug fixes, feel free to submit a pull request.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
For questions or support, contact us at nibbleproject@halsafe.com.
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