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@tania-vargas/egg-lang

v1.0.0

Published

Lab for language processors

Downloads

3

Readme

Open in Codespaces

Egg Parser

Egg Language utility. Translates egg programs into ASTs.

Installation

npm install [email protected]:ULL-ESIT-PL-2122/egg-parser-aluTania-aluVargas-alu0101219622.git

Usage from code:

const { parseFromFile } = require('@ULL-ESIT-PL-2122/egg-parser-aluTania-aluVargas-alu0101219622')
const example_file = "./testFile.txt"

console.log("Original Code: \n", example_code);
console.log("AST generated from code: \n", parseFromFile(example_code));

Usage as executable:

An input file must be specified. You also may or may not specify an output file. If not given, it will default to the original file's name, with a .json extension.

npx eggc input_file --o output_file

Examples

You can check various examples in the examples/ directory.

Author

alu0101219622 (Tania aluVargas) - GitHub Profile

Tests

npm run test

Version History

1.0.0 Initial Release 1.0.1 Added module documentation 1.0.2 Minor fixes