use scfg::Scfg;
// an scfg document
static SCFG_DOC: &str = r#"train "Shinkansen" {
    model "E5" {
        max-speed 320km/h
        weight 453.5t

        lines-served "Tōhoku" "Hokkaido"
    }

    model "E7" {
        max-speed 275km/h
        weight 540t

        lines-served "Hokuriku" "Jōetsu"
    }
}"#;
let doc = SCFG_DOC.parse::<Scfg>().expect("invalid document");

// the above document can also be created with this builder style api
let mut scfg = Scfg::new();
let train = scfg
    .add("train")
    .append_param("Shinkansen")
    .get_or_create_child();
let e5 = train.add("model").append_param("E5").get_or_create_child();
e5.add("max-speed").append_param("320km/h");
e5.add("weight").append_param("453.5t");
e5.add("lines-served")
    .append_param("Tōhoku")
    .append_param("Hokkaido");
let e7 = train.add("model").append_param("E7").get_or_create_child();
e7.add("max-speed").append_param("275km/h");
e7.add("weight").append_param("540t");
e7.add("lines-served")
    .append_param("Hokuriku")
    .append_param("Jōetsu");

assert_eq!(doc, scfg);