Open-source alternatives to Yaml Tools

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A TOML toolkit written in Rust

gojq is a JSON query engine and transformation tool implemented in Go. It serves as a Go language port of the jq command, providing a library for embedding JSON and YAML manipulation capabilities directly into Go applications. The tool functions as an arbitrary-precision JSON processor, performing mathematical operations on large integers to prevent precision loss or numeric overflow during data transformations. Its broader capabilities include filtering and reshaping structured data using a specialized query language, converting between YAML and JSON formats, and formatting date and time st

Command-line YAML, XML, TOML processor - jq wrapper for YAML/XML/TOML documents

Record Query - A tool for doing record analysis and transformation

Jo is a command-line utility designed to construct and manipulate JSON objects and arrays directly from shell arguments and standard input. It functions as a data processing tool that transforms raw input into structured formats, enabling the generation of complex payloads for APIs, configuration files, and automated data pipelines. The tool distinguishes itself through its ability to resolve hierarchical data structures using delimiter-based path definitions and its integrated type-inference engine, which automatically casts input values into native boolean, numeric, or null types. Users can

Deedle

Dolphin is a multimodal layout analyzer and image-to-structure converter that transforms photographed or digital document images into machine-readable structured data. It functions as an LLM document parser, utilizing vision-language models to simultaneously predict spatial layout and text content. The system is designed as a concurrent document processor, employing parallel document parsing to process multiple elements across distributed compute nodes. This high-throughput approach reduces the total time required to convert large volumes of images into structured formats. The project covers

BabelDOC is a technical document translation system designed to translate PDF files while preserving their original layout and styling. It functions as a layout-preserving translator that utilizes large language models to convert content into target languages, specifically tailored for scientific and technical documents. The system distinguishes itself through specialized handling of academic content, including the identification and preservation of mathematical formulas and complex layout structures. It ensures technical accuracy by employing glossary-driven terminology enforcement, using so

Blazing Fast JavaScript Raster Processing Engine

A performant binary encoding for geographic data based on flatbuffers that can hold a collection of Simple Features including circular interpolations as defined by SQL-MM Part 3.