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node.bf

v0.1.0

Published

A BrainFuck transpiler for Javascript.

Downloads

3

Readme

#Node.bf

###It's as easy as +>++>+++!

Dust off all those super helpful 8 character libraries, you can now use them in Node!

Node.bf is a javascript transpiler that compiles node modules from BrainFuck, a Turing complete lanuage that uses only the characters +-><[]., The lanugage is notiriously difficult to use, and is generally done so as a programming puzzle.

###Using a Node.bf Module

When compiled, the resulting js file will export a single function than accepts a string as input and returns a new string based on the program execution.

###Development

Node.bf is developed using Jison, a javascript port of Bison/Flex. To create the parser based on the grammar in the jison file, just run npm run build.

####Running Tests

Tests are currently run via Karma/Mocha/Webpack. .bf files can be imported directly in tests Karma-based, and they are compiled and injected via Webpack/the custom loaders in this project. To execute tests, run npm test.