Pelog2

Pelog2 is an open-source software project that provides tools and libraries for working with the Pelog2 data format. It offers facilities for parsing, validating, transforming, and exporting Pelog2 data, and is designed to be usable from multiple programming languages through a set of library bindings and a stable command-line interface.

Pelog2 is conceived as the successor to an earlier project named Pelog. The design emphasizes modularity, performance, and an extensible plugin system that allows developers to add new data adapters, processors, and format exporters without touching core code. The core is implemented in a portable language and is accompanied by language bindings for popular ecosystems, enabling integration into data pipelines, games, or research workflows.

The project is distributed under a permissive open-source license and is maintained by a community of volunteers. It is hosted on a public repository with continuous integration, unit tests, and documentation that covers installation, configuration, and common usage patterns. The scope typically includes streaming processing, batch transformations, schema validation, and error reporting, with attention to backwards compatibility and stable APIs.

Pelog2 is used in various domains where Pelog2-format data needs to be processed efficiently, including data analysis, media processing, and software tooling. The project emphasizes clear documentation and straightforward integration, aiming to lower the barrier to adopting Pelog2 in new projects.

See also: Pelog (music scale).