var myClass = new MyClass("hello world", 1, 3);
TomlDocument tomlDoc = TomletMain.DocumentFrom(myClass); //TOML document representation. Can be serialized using the SerializedValue property.
string tomlString = TomletMain.TomlStringFrom(myClass); //Formatted TOML string. Equivalent to TomletMain.DocumentFrom(myClass).SerializedValue

string myString = GetTomlStringSomehow(); //Web request, read file, etc.
var myClass = TomletMain.To<MyClass>(myString); //Requires a public, zero-argument constructor on MyClass.
Console.WriteLine(myClass.configurationFileVersion); //Or whatever properties you define.

TomlDocument document = TomlParser.ParseFile(@"C:\MyFile.toml");

//You can then convert this document to a runtime object, if you so desire.
var myClass = TomletMain.To<MyClass>(document);

TomlParser parser = new TomlParser();
TomlDocument document = parser.Parse(myTomlString);

// Example: UnityEngine.Color stored as an integer in TOML. There is no differentiation between 32-bit and 64-bit integers, so we use TomlLong.
TomletMain.RegisterMapper<Color>(
        //Serializer (toml value from class) 
        color => new TomlLong(color.a << 24 | color.r << 16 | color.g << 8 | color.b),
        //Deserializler (class from toml value)
        tomlValue => {
            if(!(tomlValue is TomlLong tomlLong)) 
                throw new TomlTypeMismatchException(typeof(TomlLong), tomlValue.GetType(), typeof(Color))); //Expected type, actual type, context (type being deserialized)
            
            int a = tomlLong.Value >> 24 & 0xFF;
            int r = tomlLong.Value >> 16 & 0xFF;
            int g = tomlLong.Value >> 8 & 0xFF;
            int b = tomlLong.Value & 0xFF;
            
            return new Color(r, g, b, a); 
        }
);

TomlDocument document; // See above for how to obtain one.
int someInt = document.GetInteger("myInt");
string someString = document.GetString("myString");

// TomlArray implements IEnumerable<TomlValue>, so you can iterate over it or use LINQ.
foreach(var value in document.GetArray("myArray")) {
    Console.WriteLine(value.StringValue);
}

//It also has an index operator, so you can do this
Console.WriteLine(document.GetArray("myArray")[0]);

List<string> strings = document.GetArray("stringArray").Select(v => (TomlString) v).ToList();

//Retrieving sub-tables. TomlDocument is just a special TomlTable, so you can 
//call GetSubTable on the resulting TomlTable too.
string subTableString = document.GetSubTable("myTable").GetString("aString");

//Date-Time objects. There's no API for these (yet)
var dateValue = document.GetValue("myDateTime");
if(dateValue is TomlOffsetDateTime tomlODT) {
    DateTimeOffset date = tomlODT.Value;
    Console.WriteLine(date); //27/05/1979 00:32:00 -07:00
} else if(dateValue is TomlLocalDateTime tomlLDT) {
    DateTime date = tomlLDT.Value;
    Console.WriteLine(date.ToUniversalTime()); //27/05/1979 07:32:00
} else if(dateValue is TomlLocalDate tomlLD) {
    DateTime date = tomlLD.Value;
    Console.WriteLine(date.ToUniversalTime()); //27/05/1979 00:00:00
} else if(dateValue is TomlLocalTime tomlLT) {
    TimeSpan time = tomlLT.Value;
    Console.WriteLine(time); //07:32:00.9999990
}