A header-only library for parsing TOML configuration files.

Targets: TOML v0.4.0

It is reasonably conforming, with the exception of unicode escape characters in strings. This includes support for the new DateTime format, inline tables, multi-line basic and raw strings, and digit separators.

Alternatives:

• ctoml and tinytoml are both C++11 implementations of a TOML parser, but only support v0.2.0.
• libtoml is a C implementation of a TOML parser, which can be linked to from your C++ programs easily. It supports only v0.2.0 also.

The following two tests are the only failing tests from the toml-test suite.

Test: string-escapes (valid)

Parsing failed: Invalid escape sequence at line 9

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Test: unicode-escape (valid)

Parsing failed: Invalid escape sequence at line 1


76 passed, 2 failed

Requires a well conforming C++11 compiler. On OSX this means clang++ with libc++ and libc++abi (the default clang installed with XCode's command line tools is sufficient).

On Linux, you should be able to use g++ >= 4.8.x, or clang++ with libc++ and libc++abi (if your package manager supplies this; most don't).

Compiling the examples can be done with cmake:

mkdir build
cd build
cmake ../
make

Compile it on Linux, OS X and Windows (MinGW 4.9 and Visual Studio 12) with biicode:

bii init -L
bii build

See the root directory files parse.cpp and parse_stdin.cpp for an example usage.

bii init -L

Fill your biicode.conf file just like this:

[requirements]
    skystrife/cpptoml: 0

[includes]
     cpptoml.h :skystrife/cpptoml/include

bii build and you're ready to go! (An example block is available here: amalulla/parse-toml)