Mhh @apple Mail messed up the formatting the Json. My IDE could not auto-format as JSON does not allow comments, so I rewrote it in YAML which has comments. (but YAML is space sensitive so would also have e-mail problms). Note to #Scala: keep the { ... } lists.w3.org/Archives/Public…
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Replying to @bblfish
you might want to look at hjson hjson.github.io/ It supports comments and other niceties, but is closer to JSON (and not space sensitive AFAICT)

Hjson, a user interface for JSON

Hjson, a user interface for JSON. Adds comments, makes it nicer to read and avoids comma mistakes.

hjson.github.io

Jun 6, 2022 · 3:20 PM UTC

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Replying to @pchampin @bblfish
What is the difference between HJSON and HOCON?
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> What is the difference between HJSon and HOCON? That is a good question. HOCON (Human-Optimized Config Object Notation) is used by #Akka folks in the #Scala community a lot. HJSon seems to be used a lot by a lot of other folks getakka.net/articles/configu… hjson.github.io/

Hjson, a user interface for JSON

Hjson, a user interface for JSON. Adds comments, makes it nicer to read and avoids comma mistakes.

hjson.github.io
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Replying to @pchampin
Thanks for the pointer to #HJson (Human Json) - knowing about that could have saved quite a bit of time. :-) Anyway I found a way to make the #yaml mail friendly using libfyaml. See: lists.w3.org/Archives/Public…