The reference implementation for the XMF markup language.
The XMF file format specifies a declarative and fairly simple language designed for "manifests". It is designed to be easily
modified in order to be applied many different cases. The best way to think of these files are to compare them to
Docker's Dockerfiles as they serve very similar purposes. The main differences are that XMFs are
entirely customizable, and have the ability to interact with and manipulate variables.
IMPORT path/to/another/file.xmf # Extend xmfs or simply import their defined functions
IMPORT classpath:/xmf/utils.xmf # We bundle some optional utilities for conveinence
DEFINE MyVerb some.identifier.MyVerb # This hooks your implementation of MyVerb to the current .xmf file
MyVerb blah blah # Interact with verbs
$MY_VARIABLE<-yes, this is my variable # Declare a variable
PRINT $MY_VARIABLE # Prints the contents of $MY_VARIABLE to stdout
Check out the XMF file specifications here or view some example (and builtin) xmf files here