add ParseSrc function so the source of the datadict doesn't have to be a filepath. #433
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cbusbey
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with this change, the declaration of dict above is no longer necessary
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ye, I thought it was there for stylistic reasons, fixing...
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instead of having to provide a path it would be nice if we could provide the src ourselves, as this allows embedding the src into the binary, for example with
go:embedadded in go 1.16 :)this seems to be the simplest way of making this possible without having to expose the
builderand allows anyone to provide the source of the datadict in any way they like as a simplebytes.NewBuffer([]byte{})or with anything else that provides aio.Reader!