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@munezero/floparser

v1.3.4

Published

Web Parser && Compiler for Flogram

Downloads

15

Readme

Flogram Compiler and Parser

Flogram is a programming language designed to help AI write less error-prone code.

Installation

To use the Flogram npm package, run the command below:

npm install "@munezero/floparser"

Usage

After you have installed the package, there are a couple of things to do to compile your Flogram code:

Import runner function

Import the runner function from the package like so:

import { runner } from '@munezero/floparser';

Call runner with necessary paramaters

runner takes two arguments, value, the code to be run, and outputElement, which is a HTML element where the draw values will be printed.

const { result, failures} = await runner({ value : value, outputElement: outputElement });

Keep in mind

  • value is a string, the code you are looking forward to executing.
  • outputElement is a necessary valid HTML element if you want to see the ouput on your screen, or else, it will be on the console.
  • The runner will always be looking for the main function to execute your code.
  • The result from runner is the value that might have been returned by the main function after execution.
  • result is an optional value depending on whether our code executed well, or your main function has a return value.
  • failures is an array, it will be empty if there were no issues with your code.

Happy Flogram-ming!