Eure

Warning

Under Construction!

Name

Eure (not "EURE"), pronounced "your." Not an acronym, but think: Eureka, Extensible Universal Representation, "your" data.

Focus

• Minimalist
• Schema-frieldly
• Algebraic data model
• JSON data model compatible
• JSON schema compatible
• Rich Editor Experience
• Human friendly
• Dedicated templating language
• Programmatically editable

Example

$eure.version: https://eure.dev/versions/v0.1.0
title: test
language: en
target_window: Main

@ actions[]
$variant: use-script
script-id: title

@ actions[]
$variant: sleep
seconds = 2.0

@ actions[]
$variant: set-base-background-image
image: images/backgrounds/blank.png

@ actions[]
$variant: set-scene
scene: scenes/room_a.scn.ron

@ actions[] {
  $variant: set-text

  @ pages[]
  text: Hi,

  @ pages[]
  speaker: Ryo
  text: I'm Ryo.
}

TODO

• eure-parol: Complete the grammar and parser
• eure-ls: Syntax highlighting
• eure-schema: Eure Schema specification
• serde-eure: Serde support
• eure-dev: Making the landing page on https://eure.dev
• eure-fmt: Make the formatter
• eure-cli: command to convert Eure to other formats
• eure-check: Eure files validator
• eure-lint: Some lint rules
• eure-template: Templating extension for Eure files
• eure-editor-support: Editor support for Eure files
• eure-toml: TOML conversion support
• eure-json: JSON conversion support
• eure-yaml: YAML conversion support
• eure-value: Type-safe data-type of Eure data-model

Credits

• Parol for the parser generator
• TOML for the document structure and its minimalisity
• jq for the key syntax
• Serde for the data model and attributes (especially about enum representation)
• JSON Schema for the idea of describing schema in the same language as the data
• Helm for the idea of templating
• YAML for easy nesting and the : syntax