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yaml-safe_load_stream3
The yaml-safe_load_stream3
project is a fork of tsutsu/yaml-safe_load_stream2.
We made ::YAML.parse_stream
accept parametrized args and raise Psych::DisallowedClass
as per ruby 3.1 new way of
passing args. The library was renamed in order to publish it to
Rubygems without conflicting with yaml-safe_load_stream
and yaml-safe_load_stream2
.
The yaml-safe_load_stream3
project is a fork of
kontena/k8s-client.
Unfortunately the company Kontena.io went bankcrupt at the end of the year 2019. They had created many wonderful Ruby projects which we are grateful.
The yaml-safe_load_stream3
library is a community effort to keep
yaml-safe_load_stream
maintained without any dependencies to the former
Kontena.io organization. The library was renamed in order to publish it to
Rubygems without conflicting with yaml-safe_load_stream
.
The Ruby standard library YAML/Psych module defines YAML.safe_load
for safely loading YAML documents
There's also YAML.load_stream
for loading multi-document streams.
The problem is, there's no YAML.safe_load_stream
that would safely load a stream with multiple documents.
This gem adds a very bare bones implementation of that missing feature.
There is just one method: safe_load_stream(yaml_content, optional_filename_to_be_used_in_exception_messages)
When used with a block, it will yield each document separately:
YAMLSafeLoadStream.safe_load_stream("---\nhello: world\n\n---\nhello: universe\n") do |document|
puts document.inspect
end
# outputs:
# { 'hello' => 'world' }
# { 'hello' => 'universe' }
When used without a block, it will return an Array containing documents in the stream:
docs = YAMLSafeLoadStream.safe_load_stream("---\nhello: world\n\n---\nhello: universe\n")
puts docs.inspect
# outputs:
# [{ 'hello' => 'world' }, { 'hello' => 'universe' }]
require 'yaml/safe_load_stream'
YAMLSafeLoadStream.safe_load_stream("---\nhello: world\n\n---\nhello: universe\n")
require 'yaml/safe_load_stream'
using YAMLSafeLoadStream
YAML.safe_load_stream("---\nhello: world\n\n---\nhello: universe\n")
core-ext
require 'yaml/safe_load_stream/core-ext'
YAML.safe_load_stream("---\nhello: world\n\n---\nhello: universe\n")
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'yaml-safe_load_stream3'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install yaml-safe_load_stream3
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/inspec/yaml-safe_load_stream3
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We found that yaml-safe_load_stream3 demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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