Add YAML support #1
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Resolves GH-5. This is as "in place" a translation as I could reasonably do while still following Java conventions, fixing silly bugs, and not using the Groovy libraries. Pretty large refactorings are needed to make this testable, better documented, more resilient, easier to maintain, etc. Fixed GH-4, using the JDK's built-in HTTP support instead-of shelling out to curl. Fixed GH-6, showing help in any situation where improper arguments are given. For JSON processing uses SnakeYAML, which positions the code to be ready for GH-1.
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Resolves GH-5. This is as "in place" a translation as I could reasonably do while still following Java conventions, fixing silly bugs, and not using the Groovy libraries. Pretty large refactorings are needed to make this testable, better documented, more resilient, easier to maintain, etc. Fixed GH-4, using the JDK's built-in HTTP support instead-of shelling out to curl. Fixed GH-6, showing help in any situation where improper arguments are given. For JSON processing uses SnakeYAML, which positions the code to be ready for GH-1. Added the Checker Framework for compiling. See http://types.cs.washington.edu/checker-framework/ Updated Travis CI metadata Hacked around bug in JAVAC prior to u45 Added various quality checking tools and did appropriate de-linting Added much more documentation. Added Lombok support. https://projectlombok.org/
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