I actually hadn't thought of this use case, but I was asked if this was
possible. In version 0.6.0 which I just pushed (clj-yaml emits seqs when it
gets yaml vectors, which the change corrects for), you can access values in
config like this:
dev:
fou:
- barre:
- mary: "8-)"
fred: ":-|"
- mary: "*_*"
fred: "-__-"
- barre:
...
using the same idiomatic "*-in" convention already being used, e.g.:
(config/value :fou 0 :barre 1 :mary)
Here is how it is expressed using the command-line-override feature:
myprogram dev --fou.0.barre.1.mary ":D"
>> > choose in your own code and pass it in the data (so long as it can be
>> made
>> > into a nested hash-map).
>>
>
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