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As i test it, this library does not parse these folders with yaml files.
Why?

Hi,

great library!

For my use case I don't need "all" and "ungrouped" - so its not a major thing for me BUT...

I am iterating over the groups and outputting all group names and their respective hosts, I noticed that ungrouped is output with all hosts. According to the docs at ansible, ungrouped should only contain hosts that don't belong to any other group.

Here is a short sample of my quick and dirty method for demonstrating..

	for _, g := range inventory.Groups {
		_, _ = datawriter.WriteString("[" + g.Name + "]\n")
		for _, h := range g.Hosts {
			_, _ = datawriter.WriteString(h.Name + "\n")

.....

So basically I get a list of groups and their respective hosts, works great! But I also get an "ungrouped" group but it contains ALL hosts

Is this correct? I would have suspected that it should be empty as all my hosts belong to another group.

Thanks in advance

hi
this package have the feature what is InventoryData to yaml or ini ,json

I'm on a mainstream release that only supports Go 1.15. It seems that your library has a go 1.16 dependency somewhere given the error when trying to get the library installed:

go get github.com/relex/aini
package io/fs: unrecognized import path "io/fs": import path does not begin with hostname

Can you consider making the library compatible to Go versions < 1.16?
(not sure how much you depend on io/fs, but if you could remove the dependency without huge effort would be great?)

I stumbled upon your library when working on a little inventory CLI and I think I found an error.

To illustrate I wrote a minimal example:

package main

import (
	"fmt"
	"strings"

	"github.com/relex/aini"
)

func main() {
	// Load from string example
	inventoryReader := strings.NewReader(`foo-[1:2]-[a:c]-bar`)
	inventory, _ := aini.Parse(inventoryReader)

	for host, _ := range inventory.Hosts {
		fmt.Println(host)
	}
}

The output of this when run through go run main.go is as follows:

foo-1-[a:c]-bar
foo-2-[a:c]-bar

I think this is incorrect and should result in this output instead:

foo-1-a-bar
foo-1-b-bar
foo-1-c-bar
foo-2-a-bar
foo-2-b-bar
foo-2-c-bar

Hi.

Is there any chance to get a possibility of parsing YAML files instead of INIs?

Thanks in advance!

[EDITED] This is about Inventories in YAML format.