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pridoujs

v1.0.7

Published

The pridou interpreter.

Downloads

8

Readme

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🚀 Getting started

  • 📦 Prerequisites

  • ⚙️ Installation

    • First clone the project

      git clone https://github.com/Pridou/pridou.git
      cd pridou
    • Then install the dependencies required to run the project

      npm install
    • And finally launch the cli with the command below !

      npx pridou
  • 🔧 Configuration (optional)

    • You can modify the buildin.ts if you want to add native constants or functions

      export const NATIVE_CONSTANTS;
      export const NATIVE_FUNCTIONS;
      ...
    • You can modify the lexer.ts if you want to add new tokens

      export const SKIPPED_TOKENS;
      export const CLASSIC_TOKENS;
      export const RESERVED_TOKENS;
      ...
    • And you can also modify the parser.ts if you want to add new binary operators

      export const MULTIPLICATIVE_OPERATORS;
      export const ADDITIVE_OPERATORS;
      export const COMPARISON_OPERATORS;
      export const ASSIGNMENT_OPERATORS;
      ...

🛠️ How to use

  • 📦 Install

    First install Pridou in your project with:

    npm install pridoujs
  • 📝 Example usage

    Then you can use Pridou as a library in your own Node.js project:

    import Pridou, { Environment } from "pridoujs";
    
    const code = `
        mut a = 1 + 2;
        ret a;
    `;
    
    const env = new Environment(); // optional
    const interpreter = new Pridou(env);
    const result = interpreter.eval(code); // or interpreter.run(code)
    console.log(result);

🛤️ Roadmap

  • [x] Project Base
    • [x] Add biomejs
    • [x] Add ci
    • [x] Add vitest

📎 Resources

🤝 Contributors