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- <doc:new-4.0.0>
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### Essential
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- <doc:getting-started-tuto>
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- <doc:getting-started>
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- ``PathExplorer``
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- ``Path``
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@Tutorial(time: 10) {
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@Intro(title: "Data navigation") {
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Learn how to navigate through data using ``Scout/PathExplorers``.
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}
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@Section(title: "Create a PathExplorer") {
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@ContentAndMedia {
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The simplest way to read data in any of the supported format is to use one of the ``Scout/PathExplorers`` implementation and to call ``Scout/SerializablePathExplorer/init(data:)``.
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}
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@Steps {
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@Step {
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For instance, let’s imagine that the file is read and converted to a Data value. Here’s how to make an explorer for the YAML format.
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}
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}
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}
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}
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@Tutorials(name: "Scout") {
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@Intro(title: "Getting started") {
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Quickly learn how to use Scout’s main features.
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}
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@Chapter(name: "Materials") {
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Have a look at the data you are going to work with.
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@TutorialReference(tutorial: "doc:data-navigation")
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}
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}
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