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brainfucker.js

v0.0.5

Published

brainfuck JS interpreter for node and browsers

Downloads

2

Readme

brainfucker.js

a brainfuck interpreter for nodejs and browsers.

brainfucker.js is a powerful interpreter for brainfuck with many features:

  • ng enables a superset of brainfuck with the addition of two symbols( ! and ? ) to write and read a number from input.
  • reversefuck switch the interpreter to reversefuck mode where the semantic of all the commands are inverted
  • data='datum' set the initial environment to be equal to 'datum' instead of all zeros
  • oenv outputs the environment resulting at the end of the bf computation instead of the standard output ( ! . )

It can be used as a node module or included directly into a web page.

install

$ npm install brainfucker.js

or

$ git clone <this repo>
$ npm install

brainfucker.js as a node module

var bf=require('brainfucker.js');

let x=bf.run('+++![>+<-]>!',null,true);
console.log(x.out);

the run parameters are (in order):

  • the bf code
  • the initial enviromnent (optional)
  • the ng expensions (optional)
  • the reversefuck mode (optional)

brainfucker.js into a web page

$ npm install

or

$ npm run web

to generate the files that you can include in a web page. either:

  • ./web/brainfucker.js
  • ./web/brainfucker.min.js

and then just copy the file to your web project and link to it:

<script src="path_to_file/brainfucker.min.js"></script>

you can put your brainfuck code into a brainfuck tag. All the brainfuck tags will be processed:

<html>
<head>
</head>
<body>
pippo<br>
<brainfuck ng>
+++[>+<-]>!
hhj
</brainfuck>
<br>
<brainfuck ng data="fff" oenv>
>+
</brainfuck>
<br>
<brainfuck ng reversefuck>
---]<->+[<<>?
</brainfuck>
<script src="brainfucker.min.js"></script>
or
<script>
var x=new BrainFuckerJS();
var a=x.run('+++!',null,true);
console.log(a.out);
</body>
</html>

You can pass the oprions as a tag arguments.

Or you can use brainfucker.js as in the node module by refering to its class.

That's all falks!

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