File Extension: .ubo
API Language: Java 8

Assuming you use Gradle.

1. Then, in build.gradle, define the dependency:

   // --- Needed for 1.6.0 or above ---
   repositories {
       maven { url = "https://maven.ultreon.dev/releases" }
       maven { url = "https://maven.ultreon.dev/snapshots" }
   }
   
   // Add the dependency
   dependencies {
       implementation 'dev.ultreon:ubo:1.5.0'
   
       // Or use the 1.6.0 snapshot
       implementation 'dev.ultreon:ubo:1.6.0-SNAPSHOT'
   }

   Or if you use the Kotlin DSL:

   // --- Needed for 1.6.0 or above ---
   repositories {
       maven("https://maven.ultreon.dev/releases")
       maven("https://maven.ultreon.dev/snapshots")
   }
   
   // Add the dependency
   dependencies {
       implementation("dev.ultreon:ubo:1.5.0")
   
       // Or use the 1.6.0 snapshot
       implementation("dev.ultreon:ubo:1.6.0-SNAPSHOT")
   } 

2. We can now proceed to the using section. The DataIo class is capable of reading and writing UBO data.
   Example:

   import dev.ultreon.ubo.DataIo;
   import dev.ultreon.ubo.types.MapType;
   import java.io.File;
   
   public class DataTest {
       public static void main(String[] args) {
           MapType dataType = new MapType();
           dataType.putString("greetings", "Hello World");
           
           DataIo.write(dataType, new File("data.ubo"));
       }
   }

   Or if you want to use Kotlin:

   import dev.ultreon.ubo.DataIo
   import dev.ultreon.ubo.types.MapType
   import java.io.File
   
   fun main() {
       val dataType = MapType()
       dataType.putString("greetings", "Hello World")
       
       DataIo.write(dataType, File("data.ubo"))
   }

3. You can now build it. You can change the example in step 2 to suit your needs.

Here's the jitpack listing for the current versions and builds you can use. Check out the project's 'releases' page for latest releases.

The following conventions are for map keys:

• MapType and ListType are in PascalCase.
• Any other types are in camelCase.

Do note that in some cases, keys can have a different case.
For example, if the key is used for identifiers (Like those: namespace:id).
Tho it's generally not recommended to use map keys for objects like identifiers or numbers.