Configuration Language
A configuration language is a formal, usually declarative notation for describing how software and infrastructure should be set up — covering formats like YAML, TOML, JSON, and HCL — favoring readability and predictability over general-purpose programming.
Also known as Config Language, DSL.
Providers that carry Configuration Language 3
These providers' own APIs.json profiles carry Configuration Language as a tag — the provider's statement that the standard is part of what it does. APIs.io has not verified the implementation on this page; the de facto profiles on this site are where that measurement exists. Ordered by Kin Score.
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