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nava-sanskritam-preview

v1.0.1

Published

Nava Sanskritam - A revolutionary programming language based on Panini's Ashtadhyayi logic. (Obfuscated Version)

Readme

Nava Sanskritam (नव संस्कृतम्)

A professional, high-performance programming language built on Panini's Ashtadhyayi logic, created by NavaSanganakah Multiventures.

Vedic Vision

At NavaSanganakah Multiventures, we blend the ancient intelligence of Vedic sciences with modern computation. Panini's grammatical rules in Ashtadhyayi lay out a complete, unambiguous algorithmic framework that predates modern computer science by millennia. Nava Sanskritam is our proprietary, production-ready execution engine designed to bring this profound logic directly into modern software development, providing developers with a robust, modular, and performant AST-based interpreter.

Installation

You can install the Nava CLI globally on your local machine using npm link to map the nava command to your environment:

# Clone the repository
git clone <repository-url>
cd nava

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Link the package globally
npm link

After installation, you can use the command globally:

nava run yourfile.ns

Syntax Specs

Nava Sanskritam supports a robust core of programmatic concepts using Devanagari numerals and Sanskrit keywords.

Variable Declaration (अस्ति)

Use अस्ति to declare variables.

अस्ति नाम = "आचार्य";
अस्ति क = १०;

Output (वद)

Use वद to print expressions to the console.

वद("सत्यम्");
वद(नाम);

Conditionals (यदि-तर्हि)

Use यदि for conditions and तर्हि for execution blocks if the condition is met.

यदि (क > ५) तर्हि वद("सत्यम्");

यदि (क > ५) तर्हि {
    वद("सत्यम्");
}

Loops (चक्र)

Use चक्र to create iterative loops using standard or Devanagari numerals.

चक्र (i = १; i < ५; i = i + १) {
    वद(i);
}

Development and Architecture

  • Lexer.js: Robust tokenizer supporting UTF-8 identifiers, Paninian keywords, and Devanagari Numerals.
  • Parser.js: Builds an Abstract Syntax Tree (AST) utilizing standard logical bindings and structures.
  • Interpreter.js: AST execution engine complete with lexical environment scoping.

License

Proprietary software of NavaSanganakah Multiventures. All Rights Reserved.