FsToml is new, lighweight project file for F#.

Warning! FsToml is experimental project, not recommended to use in production environment

FsTomlVersion   = '0.0.1'
Name            = 'FantasticApp'
Guid            = 'bb0c6f01-5e57-4575-a498-5de850d9fa6c'
OutputType      = 'Exe'
FSharpCore      = '4.4.0.0'


Files = [
    { Compile = "src/file.fs" },
    { Compile = "src/file2.fs", Link = "src/uselessLink.fs" },
    { Compile = "src/file3.fs", Sig = "src/file3.fsi" },
    { None    = "src/script.fsx", Private = true },
]

References = [
    { Framework = "System" },
    { Framework = "FSharp.Core" },
    { Project   = "Deppy.fstoml" },
    { Library   = "lib/Fable.Core.dll", Private = true },
    { Package   = "Nett" }
]

DebugSymbols = true
DebugType = 'full'
Optimize = false
NoWarn = [52, 40]
OtherFlags = [ '--warnon:1182' ]

[ net ]
   DebugSymbols = false

[ net.Release ]
    Constants = [ 'RELEASE', 'FABLE' ]
    DebugType = 'pdbonly'
    Optimize = true

[ net."4_5".Release.x86 ]
    OutputPath = "bin/Release/x86"

[ net."4_5".Release.x64 ]
    OutputPath = "bin/Release/x64"

We want:

• Have lightweight, human readable, easy to parse project file for F#
• Use fully declarative style - no custom programming language inside of project file
• Supprt popular types of F# applications
• Provide easy migration path to fsproj in case user needs more advanced features
• Provide integrated Paket support
• Support .Net 4.5+, .Net Standard, .Net Core

We won't :

• Support all MsBuild features - no targets, no custom extensions etc.
• Provide support for application types requireing more advanced MsBuild features (like Xamarin, Azure Service Fabric etc)
• Support every possible framework target - only .Net 4.5+, .Net Standard and .Net Core

• Project file parser based on 0.0.1 specification
• Support for .Net 4.5+ (.Net Standard and .Net Core are still not supported)
• Internal project model
• Mapping internal project model to FSharpProjectOptions, what allows integretation with FCS based tooling.
• Generating equivalent fsproj file
• Compiling fstoml project without using MsBuild
• CLI for compiling and generating fsproj

The project is hosted on GitHub where you can report issues, fork the project and submit pull requests.

The library is available under MIT license, which allows modification and redistribution for both commercial and non-commercial purposes.

• Alfonso Garcia-Caro @alfonsogarciacaro
• Jared Hester @cloudRoutine
• Krzysztof Cieślak @Krzysztof-Cieslak
• Matthias Dittrich @matthid
• Steffen Forkmann @forki

The default maintainer account for projects under "fsprojects" is @fsprojectsgit - F# Community Project Incubation Space (repo management)