A programming language brewed 🍺 with love ❤ and the finest emojis 😀
Pint is a statically typed programming language using emojis as keywords with a syntax inspired by Python (with some twists).
💬 An infinite loop
🔁 {
🖨️("🍺")
}
Pint's transpiler is called Debrewer. Its output is Python.
It is implemented in Python and uses PLY (Python Lex-Yacc) to tokenize and parse the input file.
The transpiler supports files with the .pint or .🍺 extension.
To transpile a Pint file to python, run python debrewer.py <input> [-o <output>] [-t].
Without specifying flags the result will be saved in a file with the same name as the input file, but with the .py extension.
The -o flag specifies the output file, and the -t flag specifies that the output file should be checked against typing consistency using mypy.
Simple tests compare translated files to model ones from the examples directory.
Use: python -m unittest