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@devcybiko I'm not sure if this is what you're asking or not, but because TySON is really TypeScript under the hood, it already supports three different ways of creating strings that are longer than one line:

1. By using template literals, these include the newline in the resulting string:

{
  field: `
    one
    two
    three
  `
}

2. By allowing you to manually concatenate strings:

{
  field: 'one' +
    'two' +
    'three',
}

3. By using a backslash as a line continuation:

{
  field: 'one \
  two \
  three',
}

All of these are already supported. Does that cover your use case?

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Thank you, friend. The first one inserts new lines into the text, which is not what I wanted. The other two are what I was looking for.

I'm a little confused when you say "TySON is really TypeScript under the hood" - because the output is not a JavaScript program, but JSON code. As a data definition language, I wouldn't necessarily expect all the abilities of TypeScript to be available in the DDL.

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