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Convert TOML to JSON, turning tables into nested objects and arrays of tables into arrays. Dates and datetimes are kept as strings in their TOML form.Questions
- How are TOML dates represented?
- JSON has no built-in date type. If your TOML contains a date or time, inspect the JSON output and confirm the receiving program expects its string form; conversion alone does not tell that program how to interpret it.