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TOML file
You can open, view and edit TOML files for free right here in your browser, without VS Code and without uploading anything. A configuration format created by Tom Preston-Werner in 2013. It keeps INI-style [tables] but adds clear types such as dates, arrays and nested tables.
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| Open and view | Yes |
|---|---|
| Edit | Yes |
| Create a new one | Yes, with New file (blank or from a template) |
| Save as TOML | Yes, keeping what Anyfile doesn’t show |
| Format | By Tom Preston-Werner, since 2013 |
Keeps the original encoding (UTF-8, UTF-16 or Windows-1252), byte-order mark and line endings unless you change them.
.toml
A configuration format created by Tom Preston-Werner in 2013. It keeps INI-style [tables] but adds clear types such as dates, arrays and nested tables.
Project settings such as Cargo.toml for Rust and pyproject.toml for Python.
Opens in VS Code, RustRover, any text editor
Drop it on this page, or choose it. It opens in Anyfile’s text and code editor right in your browser, with nothing to install and no account.
Yes. Keeps the original encoding (UTF-8, UTF-16 or Windows-1252), byte-order mark and line endings unless you change them..
No. It opens, changes and saves on your device. Nothing is sent to a server.