output.txt

## output.txt
# Example with basic types
---
hash:
  string: some text
  number: 12345
  array_of_bool: [on, off, true, false, yes, no]
  ruby symbol: :symbol
  array:
    - item one
    - item two
-->
{
    "hash" => {
               "number" => 12345,
        "array_of_bool" => [
            [0] true,
            [1] false,
            [2] true,
            [3] false,
            [4] true,
            [5] false
        ],
                "array" => [
            [0] "item one",
            [1] "item two"
        ],
               "string" => "some text",
          "ruby symbol" => :symbol
    }
}
---


# Example with array of hash :
---
- key:
  sub_key: value
-->
[
    [0] {
        "sub_key" => "value",
            "key" => nil
    }
]
---


# Example with array of hash of hash (nb: double indent) :
---
- key:
    sub_key: value
-->
[
    [0] {
        "key" => {
            "sub_key" => "value"
        }
    }
]
---


# Example with value and hash anchors and aliases:
---
key_one: &anchor_val 123
key_two: &anchor
  sub_key: *anchor_val
key_three: *anchor
-->
{
    "key_three" => {
        "sub_key" => 123
    },
      "key_two" => {
        "sub_key" => 123
    },
      "key_one" => 123
}
---


# Example with hash anchor and flow merges
---
key_one: &anchor
  sub_key_one: value one
  sub_key_two: value two
key_two:
  sub_key_three: value three
  <<: *anchor
-->
{
    "key_two" => {
        "sub_key_three" => "value three",
          "sub_key_two" => "value two",
          "sub_key_one" => "value one"
    },
    "key_one" => {
        "sub_key_two" => "value two",
        "sub_key_one" => "value one"
    }
}
---


# Example with hash anchor and flow merges and collision
---
key_one: &anchor
  sub_key_one: value one
  sub_key_two: value two
key_two:
  sub_key_two: new_value_before_anchor
  <<: *anchor
  sub_key_two: new_value_after_anchor
  sub_key_three: value three
-->
{
    "key_two" => {
        "sub_key_three" => "value three",
          "sub_key_two" => "new_value_after_anchor",
          "sub_key_one" => "value one"
    },
    "key_one" => {
        "sub_key_two" => "value two",
        "sub_key_one" => "value one"
    }
}
---


## print_yaml_examples.rb
#!/usr/bin/env ruby -rubygems
printer = :awesome_print
begin
  require printer.to_s
rescue LoadError => e
  unless printer == :pp
    printer = :pp
    retry
  end
  raise
end
require "yaml"

def yaml_examples
  this_funcs_indent = /^  /

  yield <<-YAML.gsub(this_funcs_indent, "")
  # Example with basic types
  ---
  hash:
    string: some text
    number: 12345
    array_of_bool: [on, off, true, false, yes, no]
    ruby symbol: :symbol
    array:
      - item one
      - item two
  YAML
  yield <<-YAML.gsub(this_funcs_indent, "")
  # Example with array of hash :
  ---
  - key:
    sub_key: value
  YAML
  yield <<-YAML.gsub(this_funcs_indent, "")
  # Example with array of hash of hash (nb: double indent) :
  ---
  - key:
      sub_key: value
  YAML
  yield <<-YAML.gsub(this_funcs_indent, "")
  # Example with value and hash anchors and aliases:
  ---
  key_one: &anchor_val 123
  key_two: &anchor
    sub_key: *anchor_val
  key_three: *anchor
  YAML
  yield <<-YAML.gsub(this_funcs_indent, "")
  # Example with hash anchor and flow merges
  ---
  key_one: &anchor
    sub_key_one: value one
    sub_key_two: value two
  key_two:
    sub_key_three: value three
    <<: *anchor
  YAML
  yield <<-YAML.gsub(this_funcs_indent, "")
  # Example with hash anchor and flow merges and collision
  ---
  key_one: &anchor
    sub_key_one: value one
    sub_key_two: value two
  key_two:
    sub_key_two: new_value_before_anchor
    <<: *anchor
    sub_key_two: new_value_after_anchor
    sub_key_three: value three
  YAML
end

yaml_examples do |yaml_str|
  puts yaml_str
  puts "-->"
  __send__(printer, YAML.load(yaml_str))
  puts "---\n\n\n"
end