About yaml-parse

[slayercat]

We now have stats, stats-job, stats-tube. which returns yaml strings.

But from a user perspective, we do not want to deal with yaml. We want data wraped in yaml, not yaml itself.

To achieve this, I have API modification related problem and Implementation-related problem

API modification related problem

Which one looks good to you?

1. provides a new api, which returns a dict.

parsed_item, err := beanstalkc_conn.StatsTube_Parsed("default")

2. Modify the existing API definition.
   2a)

parsed_item, err := beanstalkc_conn.StatsTube("default", func(_ string) map[string]interface{} {
    panic("do something")
})

2b)

    parsed_item, err:= beanstalkc_conn.StatsTube("default")

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Implementation-related problem

Which one looks good to you?

Of course. If you prefer 2a, we can leave this to users to decide.

1. use https://github.com/kr/beanstalk/blob/master/parse.go
   This will not have any dependence introduced. and since kr used that, It shall looks good to us.

2. use https://github.com/go-yaml/yaml
   A huge but seems well-tested library

[iwanbk]

@slayercat thanks for this. I will check it over the weekend.
Very busy this last 2 weeks.