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@artemis-lang/interpreter

v0.3.4

Published

The artemis language interpreter

Readme

@artemis-lang/interpreter

Code interpreter and execution engine for the Artemis programming language.

Installation

npm install @artemis-lang/interpreter

Usage

import Interpreter from '@artemis-lang/interpreter';

// Interpret code
Interpreter.interpret('(println "Hello, World!")');

// Get AST
const ast = Interpreter.ast('(def x 42)');
console.log(ast);

// Get tokens
const tokens = Interpreter.tokens('(+ 1 2)');
console.log(tokens);

Features

  • Code Execution: Interprets and executes Artemis code
  • AST Generation: Converts code to Abstract Syntax Tree
  • Tokenization: Lexical analysis and token generation
  • Built-in Functions: 80+ native functions
  • JavaScript Interop: Execute JavaScript code within Artemis
  • Global Access: Access Node.js globals and environment

Built-in Functions

The interpreter includes comprehensive built-in functions:

  • I/O: print, println, log
  • Type Conversion: int
  • List Operations: push, pop, shift, unshift, slice, splice, concat, reverse, sort, join, map, filter, reduce
  • String Operations: split, trim, replace, toUpperCase, toLowerCase, repeat
  • Map Operations: get, set, has, del, keys, values
  • File I/O: readFile, writeFile
  • Math: sqrt, and access to Math object
  • Assertions: assert, assertEq, assertGt, assertLt, and more

API

Interpreter.interpret(code: string)

Interprets and executes Artemis code.

Interpreter.interpret('(def x 10) (println x)');
// Output: 10

Interpreter.ast(code: string)

Generates an Abstract Syntax Tree from the code.

const ast = Interpreter.ast('(+ 1 2)');
// Returns AST object

Interpreter.tokens(code: string)

Generates tokens from the code.

const tokens = Interpreter.tokens('(def x 42)');
// Returns array of tokens

Version

Current version: 0.3.4

Changes in v0.3.4

  • Fixed while loop variable scoping
  • Fixed empty string handling in Map operations
  • Added Math object to global environment
  • Fixed Array get() function
  • Improved error handling

Documentation

For complete language documentation, see the main README.

License

MIT

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