renderYAML.dhall

{-|
Render a `JSON` value as `Text` in YAML format.

The generated YAML text will only contain escaped object keys and
string values and might therefore not be very human readable.

However, it is useful for debugging `JSON` values or for tests.
For anything more sophisticated you should use `dhall-to-json` or
`dhall-to-yaml`.
-}
let JSON =
        ./core.dhall
          sha256:5dc1135d5481cfd6fde625aaed9fcbdb7aa7c14f2e76726aa5fdef028a5c10f5
      ? ./core.dhall

let renderAs =
        ./renderAs.dhall
          sha256:c23be039c9601a33d6546fd99a8d72bee8dde5f46176d57cc96613b31a3bb471
      ? ./renderAs.dhall

let Format =
        ./Format.dhall
          sha256:d7936b510cfc091faa994652af0eb5feb889cd44bc989edbe4f1eb8c5623caac
      ? ./Format.dhall

let renderYAML
    : JSON.Type → Text
    = renderAs Format.YAML

let example0 =
        assert
      :   renderYAML
            ( JSON.array
                [ JSON.bool True
                , JSON.string "Hello"
                , JSON.object
                    [ { mapKey = "foo", mapValue = JSON.null }
                    , { mapKey = "bar", mapValue = JSON.double 1.0 }
                    ]
                ]
            )
        ≡ ''
          - true
          - "Hello"
          - "foo": null
            "bar": 1.0
          ''

in  renderYAML