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Compiler Design project for LL(1) Grammar "Swifty". The project features a backend compiler/interpreter written in C# along with a frontend code editor written in javascript. Node.js is used to communicate data back and forth among the frontend and backend

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SWIFTY

Build Status Total alerts Language grade: JavaScript Language grade: C#

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Swifty

Syntax (Currently Supported)

# Variable declarations #
int a := 10
bool a := True
const int a := 10
const bool b := False

# operators #
+ - * / := & | ^ && || == { } ( ) ! > < >= <= 
(expression)=>(datatype) :  typecast operator (usage: 10 => bool, True => int)
                            returns -1 on failure

# control flows and loops #
if i > 10 {} else {}       # if else construct
for int i := 1 to 10 {}    # for loop construct
while i < 10 {}            # while loop construct

Getting everything ready!

Producing C# executable (backend)

  • If you're running osx-64 bits, run chmod +x app.sh && ./app.sh publish. This will create a self contained c# executable and it's path is already set in config.js
  • For other platforms, you can run dotnet publish -r <architecture> -c Release /p:PublishSingleFile=true or amment the desired architecture in app.sh and then run chmod +x app.sh && ./app.sh publish
  • NOTE You must have dotnet 3.1.x installed
Now you'll end up with a self contained C# executable

Linking FrontEnd to BackEnd

  • If you did step 2 of producing a c# executable, you must update the path of executable in config.js to the appropriate path to the executable
You've now successfully linked the front end to the backend

Running CodeEditor

  • First install all the dependencies by running npm install
  • Then run the server by nodemon server.js or node server.js and going to http://localhost:3000
CodeEditor is now live! You can write swifty code and get feedback in your browser window

~@Neverwannafly

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