# A specimen sheet: every kind of value TOML has, one after another, so that
# each of Tommy Flyleaf's renderers can be seen and edited in one file.
# Nothing here is a real configuration. The comments above, beside and below
# the keys are the point of the file as much as the values are: a save has to
# bring every one of them back exactly as it found it.

# ---------------------------------------------------------------- strings --

basic = "a basic string, with a tab \t and an escaped quote \" in it"
literal = 'a literal string: \n is two characters here, and C:\Users\ is a path'

multiline = """
A multi-line basic string. The line above ends in a newline, and this one \
is joined to the next by the backslash that ends it."""

multiline_literal = '''
A multi-line literal string.
  Leading spaces, \backslashes\ and "quotes" all come through as they are.
'''

# --------------------------------------------------------------- integers --

decimal = 1_048_576   # underscores are the writer's, and are kept
hexadecimal = 0xdead_beef
octal = 0o755
binary = 0b1010_0110
negative = -17

# ----------------------------------------------------------------- floats --

fractional = 1_234.5   # underscores are the writer's in a float too
exponent = 6.022e23    # written in exponent notation, and stays in it
small = -0.001
infinite = inf         # inf, +inf and -inf are all floats

# --------------------------------------------------------------- booleans --

yes = true
no = false

# -------------------------------------------------------------- datetimes --
# All four shapes, which TOML tells apart and so does this editor.

offset = 2026-09-10T14:30:00-05:00   # a moment, with the offset it was written in
utc = 2026-09-10T19:30:00Z
local_datetime = 2026-09-10T14:30:00   # a wall clock, with no offset
local_date = 2026-09-10
local_time = 14:30:00.250

# ----------------------------------------------------------------- arrays --

primes = [2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13]
mixed = ["a string", 42, true, 1979-05-27]
nested = [[1, 2], [3, 4, 5], []]

# An array written over several lines stays written over several lines,
# trailing comma and inline comments and all.
hosts = [
    "alpha",   # the one that answers
    "beta",    # the one that listens
    "gamma",
]

# ---------------------------------------------------------- inline tables --

point = { x = 3, y = 4 }
box = { corner = { x = 0, y = 0 }, width = 640, height = 480 }

# ----------------------------------------------------------- dotted  keys --

server.host = "localhost"
server.port = 8080
"quoted key" = "a key that needs quoting"
'literal key' = "and one quoted the other way"

# ----------------------------------------------------------------- tables --

# A comment above a table header belongs to the table.
[owner]
name = "Tommy Flyleaf"
trade = "bookbinder's apprentice"
since = 2026-01-04

[owner.address]   # a comment beside a table header
street = "12 Quire Lane"
town = "Gathering"

# --------------------------------------------------------- inline  layout --

[layout]
# An inline table written across lines is TOML 1.1's, and it comes back the
# way it was written rather than folded onto one line.
margins = {
    top = 18,
    outer = 24,
    bottom = 30,
    gutter = 15,
}

# -------------------------------------------------------- array of tables --

[[shelf]]
label = "A"
depth = 320

[[shelf]]
label = "B"
depth = 280
# A comment inside the last table of an array, with nothing after it.

# A trailing comment, at the end of the file, where TOML also allows one.