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 ## Argument validation
 
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 Most shortcodes support multiple arguments to configure their behavior and to refine their appearance. These shortcodes share many of these arguments with an underlying partial. Hinode uses a standardized approach to validate these arguments. All arguments are formally defined in a separate data structure file. Hinode uses the {{< abbr YAML >}} format by default, although several formats are supported. The partial `utilities/IsInvalidArgs.html` (provided by the {{< link "repository_mod_utils" >}}mod-utils module{{< /link >}}) then uses this specification to validate all arguments. Refer to the documentation to review the {{< link "docs/components/args#data-format" >}}supported data format{{< /link >}}.
 

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 author: Mark Dumay
 title: Args
-date: 2023-12-25
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 description: Use the args shortcode to generates a table of structured arguments.
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 ## Overview
 
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 Use the args shortcode to generates a table of structured arguments. The argument definitions are expected to be defined in a data file identified by a provided structure name.