Yabe Initial-Data.yml found character '\t' error
I'm working with tags in the Yabe tutorial and am running into an issue with my initial-data.yml
I already confirmed it's likeness to the samples version stopping just short of a copy and paste.
here is what I see
Malformed YAML
Cannot parse the /conf/initial-data.yml file: found character '\t' that cannot start any token
In /conf/initial-data.yml (around line 15)
11: password: secret
12: fullname: Jeff
13:
14: Tag(play):
15: name: Play
16:
17: Tag(architecture):
18: name: Architecture
19:
20: Tag(test):
21: name: Test
here is my yml
User(bob):
email: bob@gmail.com
password: secret
fullname: Bob
isAdmin: true
User(jeff):
email: jeff@gmail.com
password: secret
fullname: Jeff
Tag(play):
name: Play
Tag(architecture):
name: Architecture
Tag(test):
name: Test
Tag(mvc):
name: MVC
Post(firstBobPost):
title: About the model layer
postedAt: 2009-06-14
author: bob
content: >
The model has a central position in a Play! application. It is the domain-specific
representation of the informati开发者_StackOverflowon on which the application operates.
Martin fowler defines it as:
Responsible for representing concepts of the business, information about the
business situation, and business rules. State that reflects the business situation
is controlled and used here, even though the technical details of storing it are
delegated to the infrastructure. This layer is the heart of business software.
Post(secondBobPost):
title: Just a test of YABE
postedAt: 2009-03-25
author: bob
content: >
Well, it's just a test.
Post(jeffPost):
title: The MVC application
postedAt: 2009-06-06
author: jeff
tags:
- play
- architecture
- mvc
content: >
A Play! application follows the MVC architectural pattern as applied to the
architecture of the Web.
This pattern splits the application into separate layers: the Presentation
layer and the Model layer. The Presentation layer is further split into a
View and a Controller layer.
Comment(c1):
author: Guest
content: >
You are right !
postedAt: 2009-06-14
post: firstBobPost
Comment(c2):
author: Mike
content: >
I knew that ...
postedAt: 2009-06-15
post: firstBobPost
Comment(c3):
author: Tom
content: >
This post is useless ?
postedAt: 2009-04-05
post: secondBobPost
You have tabs on line 15-23:
name:\t\t\tPlay
\t
Tag(architecture):
name:\t\t\tArchitecture
\t
Tag(test):
name:\t\t\Test
\t
Tag(mvc):
name:\t\t\tMVC
\t
Tabs are not allowed in yaml:
Tabs have been outlawed since they are treated differently by different editors and tools. And since indentation is so critical to proper interpretation of YAML, this issue is just too tricky to even attempt. Indeed Guido van Rossum of Python has acknowledged that allowing TABs in Python source is a headache for many people and that were he to design Python again, he would forbid them.
Never use character "\t" tab in your YAML at the beginning of a line. Just use SPACES!
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