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@artemis-lang/interpreter
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Code interpreter and execution engine for the Artemis programming language.
npm install @artemis-lang/interpreter
import Interpreter from '@artemis-lang/interpreter';
// Interpret code
Interpreter.interpret('(println "Hello, World!")');
// Get AST
const ast = Interpreter.ast('(def x 42)');
console.log(ast);
// Get tokens
const tokens = Interpreter.tokens('(+ 1 2)');
console.log(tokens);
The interpreter includes comprehensive built-in functions:
Interpreter.interpret(code: string)Interprets and executes Artemis code.
Interpreter.interpret('(def x 10) (println x)');
// Output: 10
Interpreter.ast(code: string)Generates an Abstract Syntax Tree from the code.
const ast = Interpreter.ast('(+ 1 2)');
// Returns AST object
Interpreter.tokens(code: string)Generates tokens from the code.
const tokens = Interpreter.tokens('(def x 42)');
// Returns array of tokens
Current version: 0.3.4
For complete language documentation, see the main README.
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The artemis language interpreter
We found that @artemis-lang/interpreter demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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