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baml.toml.Item

Everything a TOML `Table` can hold.

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type baml.toml.Item = baml.toml.Table | baml.toml.Item[] | bool | int | float | string | baml.time.ZonedDateTime | baml.time.PlainDateTime | baml.time.PlainDate | baml.time.PlainTime

Everything a TOML Table can hold.

TOML has no null, so every arm is a real value and there is no absent case to narrow away — unlike baml.json.json. Tables nest as Table, arrays as Item[], and the scalars map onto the BAML primitives.

TOML's four datetime kinds map losslessly onto the baml.time types (see BEP-021): offset datetime → ZonedDateTime (fixed offset), local datetime → PlainDateTime, local date → PlainDate, local time → PlainTime. That is why Item is its own type rather than a reuse of baml.json.json, which would flatten all four to strings.

Source:<builtin>/baml/ns_toml/toml.bamlbytes 634–823