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# fff test file
## mime-type: text/flat-as-fuck or text/plain
## "naked" items
naked1: value1
naked2: value2
## objects
# objects are names followed by 2 colons then a block of items
# a blank line ends the object.
U.S. Capitals::
Alaska: Anchorage
New York: Albany
World capitals::
France: Paris
Mexico: Mexico City
## arrays
# arrays are similar to objects, except the items don't have keys.
# you can't have "naked" array items, because fff files always map to json objects.
My favorite fruit::
: apple
: banana
: grape
Vegetables I hate::
: mushrooms
: corn
## References
# For structure, you can reference previously-defined objects, arrays, and items as values.
# Prepend the thing's name with "@".
Capitals::
: @U.S. Capitals
: @World capitals
## You can put pretty much anything in the name of something or its value.
# If you need to escape it, use a backslash.
Fargo\: the movie: one of the films of all time
You can even: escape new lines \
with a backslash. it'll delete all the space preceding the value \
on the #next line so you can have nice hanging indents. \
\ (If you need weird spacing ... you can do this weird backslash thing.)
My twitter handle: \@iDontHaveOneLol
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