parse.json.example

{
  // Parse-time data does not need a sorting value!
  // There should be exactly one default parse data file, and exactly one in each style.

  // Required predicate for data to be loaded at parse-time
  // string: "parse"
  "predicate": "parse",

  // The default style to use if one is not found.
  // Only useful in the default data, not in style data
  // string: name of the default style
  "defaultstyle": "style1",

  // How string input should be parsed
  // Preferably should be placed in style data
  // If this is not present in default or style data, parsestr() cannot be used!
  // Each value is a type and a name, separated by a colon
  // Valid types:
  //    text      Passes a single word to the textbox with the specified name
  //    image     Passes a single word to the image with the specified name
  //    textfill  Passes all remaining text in the input to the textbox with the specified name.
  //              All values afterwards will be ignored!
  // If the kwarg "presplit" (list[str]) is passed to parsestr(), list elements will be used instead of words.
  // This allows for multi-word inputs to text and image, and should be considered in your UI design.
  // array[string...]: list of input consumer descriptors
  "str": ["text:name", "image:face", "textfill:main"]
}