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       md_src_plugins_yajl_READMEREADME
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       • infos = Information about YAIL plugin is in keys below

       • infos/author = Markus Raab elektra@libelektra.org

       • infos/licence = BSD

       • infos/needs =

       • infos/provides = storage

       • infos/placements = getstorage setstorage

       • infos/recommends = rebase directoryvalue comment type

       • infos/description = JSON using YAIL

       This is a plugin reading and writing json files using the library yail

       The plugin was tested with yajl version 1.0.8-1 from Debian 6 and yajl version 2.0.4-2
       from Debian 7.

       Examples of files which are used for testing can be found below the folder in
       'src/plugins/yajl/examples'.

       The json grammar can be found here.

       A validator can be found here.

       Supports every KeySet except when arrays are intermixed with other keys. Has only limited
       support for metadata.

   Dependencies
       • libyajl-dev (version 1 and 2 should work)

   Special values
       In json it is possible to have empty arrays and objects. In Elektra this is mapped using
       the special names

           ###empty_array

       and

           ___empty_map

       Arrays are mapped to Elektra's array convention #0, #1,..

   Restrictions
       • Everything is string if not tagged by meta key 'type' Only valid json types can be used
         in type, otherwise there are some fall backs to string but warnings are produced.

       • Values in non-leaves are discarded.

       • Arrays will be normalized (to #0, #1, ..)

       • Comments of various json-dialects are discarded.

       Because of these potential problems a type checker, comments filter and directory value
       filter are highly recommended.

   OpenICC Device Config
       This plugin was specifically designed and tested for the OpenICC_device_config_DB although
       it is of course not limited to it.

       Mount the plugin:

           kdb mount --resolver=resolver_fm_xhp_x color/settings/openicc-devices.json /org/freedesktop/openicc yajl rename cut=org/freedesktop/openicc

       or:

           kdb mount-openicc

       Then you can copy the OpenICC_device_config_DB.json to systemwide or user config, e.g.

           cp src/plugins/yajl/examples/OpenICC_device_config_DB.json /etc/xdg
           cp src/plugins/yajl/examples/OpenICC_device_config_DB.json ~/.config

           kdb ls system/org/freedesktop/openicc

       prints out then all device entries available in the config

           kdb get system/org/freedesktop/openicc/device/camera/0/EXIF_manufacturer

       prints out 'Glasshuette' with the example config in souce

       You can export the whole system openicc config to ini with:

           kdb export system/org/freedesktop/openicc simpleini > dump.ini

       or import it:

           kdb import system/org/freedesktop/openicc ini < dump.ini