🌍 TuskLang Ruby Cross-Language Compatibility Guide

"We don't bow to any king" - Ruby Edition

Share configs across Ruby, Python, JavaScript, Go, PHP, and more. TuskLang makes cross-language configuration seamless and powerful.

🔗 Sharing Configs Across Languages

1. Universal TSK Files

config/app.tsk
$app_name: "MyApp"
$version: "1.0.0"
[database]
host: "localhost"
port: 5432

- Use the same .tsk file in Ruby, Python, JS, Go, PHP, etc. - All SDKs parse the same syntax and structure.

2. Language-Specific Overrides

config/app.tsk
$language: @env("LANGUAGE", "ruby")
@if($language == "python") {
  @include("config/python_overrides.tsk")
}
@if($language == "js") {
  @include("config/js_overrides.tsk")
}

3. Ruby Usage

app/services/cross_language_service.rb
require 'tusklang'
class CrossLanguageService
  def self.load_config
    parser = TuskLang.new
    parser.parse_file('config/app.tsk')
  end
end
config = CrossLanguageService.load_config
puts "App Name: #{config['app_name']}"

4. Python Usage

from tusklang import TuskLang
parser = TuskLang()
config = parser.parse_file('config/app.tsk')
print(config['app_name'])

5. JavaScript Usage

const tusklang = require('tusklang');
const config = tusklang.parseFile('config/app.tsk');
console.log(config.app_name);

🛡️ Best Practices

- Use universal .tsk files for shared settings. - Use language-specific includes for overrides. - Validate configs in all environments. - Document cross-language config structure for your team.

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