YINI Code Examples

Minimal, common and real-world configuration examples in the YINI format.

Explore practical configuration examples written in the YINI configuration format, ranging from simple beginner-friendly examples to larger real-world configurations.

A quick/minimal example

^ App
name  = "Nebula"
debug = false

^ Server
host = "127.0.0.1"
port = 8080

@yini

^ App
name     = "Nebula"
isDebug  = false
features = ["search", "dark-mode"] // A list

^ Server
host   = "0.0.0.0"
port   = 8080
limits = { rpm: 1200, burst: 60 }  // An inline object

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Core and basic examples

Start here if you are new to YINI. These small examples introduce sections, keys, values, comments, and basic structure.
Indentation and nesting styles

See how YINI nesting works. Compare indented and non-indented styles, and learn why section markers define the structure.
Common real-world examples

Look at practical configuration patterns for apps, tools, services, and everyday project settings.
Advanced feature examples

Explore more flexible syntax, richer values, parser behavior, and features you may need in larger or more demanding files.
Large examples

Browse bigger configuration files and see how YINI reads when a file grows beyond small examples.

Next steps

➡️ Get Started
Install the CLI and create your first YINI file.
➡️ Quick Tutorial
A 5-minute walkthrough of the core YINI concepts.

New to YINI? Start with the 5-minute tutorial.

YINI Code Examples

A quick/minimal example

Hello world

A bit fuller example

Explore example pages/collections

Core and basic examples

Indentation and nesting styles

Common real-world examples

Advanced feature examples

Large examples

Next steps