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A fast and lightweight HUML parser for Nim
11 starsNim
Nimhuml – A Nim parser and serializer for HUML
by w3abhishek·Mar 15, 2026·4 points·1 comment
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●MidNiche Gem
Parser library for HUML in Nim when the audience is basically zero people.
Strengths
- •Clean Nim implementation with proper test suite pulling from HUML spec repo.
- •Supports full HUML v0.2.0 spec including vectors, multiline strings, and number formats.
- •Installable via nimble with straightforward JSON import and export functions.
Weaknesses
- •HUML itself has minimal adoption, making this a solution for a nonexistent problem.
- •Zero stars and forks after launch suggests even Nim developers aren't requesting this.
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Target Audience
Nim developers who need HUML configuration file support
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