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go-toml-edit
Zero-dep TOML editing library for Go with comment preservation.
go-toml-edit is a Go library for editing TOML files without losing their comments. It parses a document into a lossless syntax tree, so you can set, delete, or rename a key and write the file back with every comment and value intact, and it also offers strict decoding into Go structs, formatting, diffing, and merging. It imports nothing beyond the Go standard library. It is written in Go, and the source mirror lives at github.com/stricttools/go-toml-edit.
Go library 0.8.0
What it is
Zero-dep TOML editing library for Go with comment preservation.
What it does
- A lossless AST that preserves every comment, blank line and formatting detail through arbitrary edits
- Set, Delete and RenameKey structural editing
- Strict decoding into Go structs, plus descriptor validation
Format(), document diffing and deep merge- Position spans on AST nodes and a fluent cursor
- No runtime dependencies -- the package imports the standard library and nothing else
Install
No published install command yet; the source is on the repository.
Package names
- Gostricttools.com/go-toml-edit/lib/go-toml-edit
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