@artemis-lang/lexer

@artemis-lang/lexer

Lexical analyzer (tokenizer) for the Artemis programming language.

Installation

npm install @artemis-lang/lexer

Usage

import Lexer from '@artemis-lang/lexer';

const code = '(def x 42)';
const lexer = new Lexer(code);
const tokens = lexer.tokenize();

console.log(tokens);

Features

• Tokenization: Converts source code into tokens
• Multi-line Comments: Supports /* ... */ style comments
• Keywords: Recognizes language keywords (def, fn, if, while, for, match, return)
• Operators: All 18 operators (arithmetic, logical, bitwise, comparison)
• Literals: Strings, numbers, booleans, binary, hexadecimal
• Native Functions: 80+ built-in function identifiers
• S-expressions: Parentheses, brackets, braces

Token Types

The lexer recognizes the following token types:

• keyword: def, fn, if, else, while, for, match, return, class, extends, new
• nativeFn: Built-in functions like println, push, map, filter, etc.
• operator: +, -, *, /, %, ^, >, <, >=, <=, ==, !=, &&, ||, !, ~, <<, >>, >>>
• number: Integer literals
• binary: Binary literals (0b1010)
• hex: Hexadecimal literals (0xFF)
• boolean: true, false
• string: Double-quoted strings
• identifier: Variable and function names
• lp/rp: Left/right parentheses ( )
• lb/rb: Left/right braces { }
• lbk/rbk: Left/right brackets [ ]
• comma: ,
• colon: :
• hash: # (for sets)

Example

import Lexer from '@artemis-lang/lexer';

const code = `
  (def greeting "Hello")
  (println greeting)
`;

const lexer = new Lexer(code);
const tokens = lexer.tokenize();

// tokens will be an array of token objects
// Each token has: { type, value, line, column }

Version

Current version: 0.3.4

Documentation

For complete language documentation, see the main README.

License

MIT

Links

• GitHub Repository
• NPM Package
• Documentation