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Migrate Java .properties files to YAML for GitOps, Spring Boot or Ansible — flat dotted keys stay flat, all processing stays in your browser.

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PROPERTIES → YAML — migration guide
Move Java .properties into YAML for GitOps without a manual JSON hop — dotted keys remain flat by design.

Developer notes

• Dotted keys such as app.name stay flat in YAML — they are not nested under an app: mapping. • Values remain strings unless you reshape upstream. • Indent and YAML layout only apply when output has nested lines — use INI → YAML for section nesting; here only string quoting changes the dump. • Toggle Double-quote all strings to wrap every value in quotes. • Large Spring bundles: desktop Chrome recommended.

Conversion options

String quoting
Minimal quoting (YAML defaults) or double-quote every string value — the only option that changes flat dotted-key output.

Use cases

• Spring Boot teams moving application.properties into application.yml. • GitOps repos that standardise on YAML while ingesting legacy .properties exports. • Quick previews before committing config migration PRs.

About these options

CSV exports: choose a delimiter (Auto follows locale — semicolon on /fr), RFC-minimal vs always-quoted fields, line endings, and whether to emit a header row. CSV imports: delimiter + whether row 1 holds column names (Auto delimiter follows locale only for convenience). JSON output (XML, YAML, or CSV sources): indentation (including compact one-line) and optional recursive key sort. JSON → XML: toggle pretty-printing and indent width. YAML output: indent width, readable vs tighter layout, and deterministic string quoting (there is no source YAML file to “preserve”). XML comments are not represented in the intermediate JSON tree.

Examples

Spring-style flat keys

Input

app.name=FastMinify app.version=2.1.0 app.env=production db.host=db.internal db.port=5432 db.ssl=true feature.checkout-v2.enabled=true feature.dark-mode=false

Output

app.name: FastMinify app.env: production db.port: 5432 db.ssl: true

String quoting (toggle in toolbar)

Input

app.name=FastMinify app.env=production db.url=jdbc:postgresql://db.internal:5432/app

Output

app.name: "FastMinify" app.env: "production" db.url: "jdbc:postgresql://db.internal:5432/app"

Related tools

Round-trip via JSON → YAML, validate with the JSON validator, or return to Properties → JSON when you need JSON explicitly.

PROPERTIES → YAML FAQ

Flat keys and limits

Will app.name become a nested app block?

No — dotted keys stay literal top-level YAML keys (app.name:), matching how .properties stores them.

Can I change YAML indent or layout here?

Not on flat dotted keys — every line stays at the root, so indent and layout have nothing to nest. Use string quoting to control quotes; for nested YAML from INI sections, try INI → YAML.

Is data uploaded?

No — conversion runs entirely in your browser.

What if the .properties file is invalid?

You get a clear parse error in the output panel — nothing is silently dropped.

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