package otoml

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type toml_integer

type toml_float

type toml_date

type t =

module Printer : sig ... end

module Parser : sig ... end

Constructors

val string : string -> t

val integer : toml_integer -> t

val float : toml_float -> t

val boolean : bool -> t

val offset_datetime : toml_date -> t

val local_datetime : toml_date -> t

val local_date : toml_date -> t

val local_time : toml_date -> t

val array : t list -> t

val table : (string * t) list -> t

val inline_table : (string * t) list -> t

Accessors

val get_value : t -> t

val get_table : t -> (string * t) list

val get_array : ?strict:bool -> (t -> 'a) -> t -> 'a list

In non-strict mode, forces a value x to a single-item array [x]

val get_string : ?strict:bool -> t -> string

val get_integer : ?strict:bool -> t -> toml_integer

val get_float : ?strict:bool -> t -> toml_float

val get_boolean : ?strict:bool -> t -> bool

val get_offset_datetime : t -> toml_date

val get_local_datetime : t -> toml_date

val get_datetime : t -> toml_date

val get_local_date : t -> toml_date

val get_date : t -> toml_date

val get_local_time : t -> toml_date

High-level interface

val list_table_keys : t -> string list

val find : t -> (t -> 'a) -> string list -> 'a

val find_opt : t -> (t -> 'a) -> string list -> 'a option

val find_or : default:'a -> t -> (t -> 'a) -> string list -> 'a

val find_result : t -> (t -> 'a) -> string list -> ('a, string) result

val update : ?use_inline_tables:bool -> t -> string list -> t option -> t