Language
Convertly Configuration Language - Domain-Specific Language
Note
The Convertly language is a declarative configuration language used to describe how a file should be converted or visualized. Instead of writing conversion logic in code, a configuration file declares the input format, the transformation rules, and the expected output — the engine parses and executes it directly.
| Page | Content |
|---|---|
| Syntax Definition | Overview of the language's design and how it should be read |
| Tokens | Literals, identifiers, comments, delimiters, keywords, comparators, operators, flow control, types |
| File Content Syntax | ICF, OCF and VCF file structures and their syntax rules |
