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README

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+This is initial, an INI parsing library for the D programming language.
+
+Reference documentation can be found in the source code as Ddoc comments.
+A quick start guide can be found at <https://reformers.dev/initial>.

README.md

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-## initial - INI parser for the D programming language
-
-My attempt at making a sane and high-quality INI parsing library for D.
-
-```ini
-[section]
-key = value
-```
-
-The contents of an INI file is stored in an `INIUnit` structure. This
-contains an associative array of `INISection`s that you can read or set
-yourself.
-
-initial also provides serialisation facilities that can turn `INIUnit`s
-and `INISection`s back into an INI document. Handy for if your program
-has some sort of GUI configuration interface or if you're passing around
-INI through a network connection.
-
-initial.d is licensed under the Boost Software License, version 1.0. See
-COPYING for the full licence text.
-
-## Demo
-
-```d
-INIUnit ini;
-
-/* write INI data to an INIUnit */
-ini["section"]["key"] = "value";
-ini["section"]["num"] = "4.8";
-
-/* read INI data */
-readINI(ini, `
-    [section]
-    num = 5.3
-`);
-
-assert(ini["section"]["key"] == "value");
-assert(ini["section"]["num"] == "5.3");
-
-/* read INI from file */
-readINIFile(ini, "config.ini");
-
-/* write INI to file */
-import std.file : write;
-write("config.ini", ini.serialise());
-```
-
-## Usage
-
-Copy initial.d to somewhere in your import path, then compile it alongside
-your program and link it in. Or you can do it all at once by using -i.
-
-    dmd program.d initial.d
-    dmd -i program.d
-
-Documentation can be found by reading the documentation comments in the code.
-
-## Progress
-
-### Finished
-
-- Keys
-- Sections
-- Default section
-- Comments
-
-### Unimplemented
-
-- Key referencing
-
-Currently initial.d does all I need it to, and I consider it complete.
-However if you have any questions, feel free to send an email to [my
-public inbox][1] or directly to my address (jeremy@baxters.nz). Patches
-are also welcome which you can generate with `git format-patch` and attach
-to an email or just copy into the body of an email ([`git send-email`][2]
-can do this automatically).
-
-[1]: https://lists.sr.ht/~jeremy/public-inbox
-[2]: https://git-send-email.io
-
-## Build status
-
-Status on building with LDC latest and 1.30.0:
-  [![builds.sr.ht status](https://builds.sr.ht/~jeremy/initial.svg)](https://builds.sr.ht/~jeremy/initial)