Data file formats
Formats used for tabular data, structured documents, APIs, configuration and application data.
10 formats
Data formats
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A binary serialization format designed to represent JSON-like documents with additional data types and efficient machine parsing, most closely associated with MongoDB.
A plain-text data format that stores tabular records as rows and fields, commonly separated by commas.
A text-based calendar interchange format for events, tasks, journal entries, free-busy information, recurrence rules, alarms, and related scheduling data.
A text-based data interchange format for structured values including objects, arrays, strings, numbers, booleans, and null.
A text file containing SQL statements such as schema definitions, queries, inserts, updates, and database dump commands.
A self-contained relational database file format used by SQLite to store tables, indexes, schema information, and application data in a single cross-platform file.
A UTF-8 configuration format designed to map clearly to a hash table using readable key-value pairs, tables, arrays, and strongly defined scalar types.
A plain-text tabular data format in which fields are separated by tab characters and records are generally stored one per line.
A text-based markup format for representing structured documents and data using nested elements and attributes.
A human-readable data serialization format built around indentation, mappings, sequences, and scalar values, commonly used for configuration and structured data.