AHCodeCompiler 1.0.5

A powerful Python SDK and interactive CLI editor by Akash Halder for compiling and executing code with rich terminal output and supports for 50+ programming languages.

A lightweight Python SDK to compile and execute code using a powerful code-execution API. Perfect for building online code editors, testing environments, and educational platforms.

A Python port of the original TypeScript SDK

🎯 Try the live demo here: https://www.akashhalder.in/code-compiler

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✨ Features

• Fetch supported runtimes with versions
• Execute code in 50+ programming languages
• Beautiful CLI output
• Intelligent error and warning formatting
• Easy-to-use abstraction via AHCodeCompiler class
• Built-in compiler.help() method for usage reference
• Bonus: Comes with a ready-to-use CLI code editor (editor.start())

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📦 Installation

pip install ahcodecompiler

# In Jupyter notebook / lab or Google Collab
!pip install ahcodecompiler

🚀 Usage (Python)

from AHCodeCompiler import AHCodeCompiler

compiler = AHCodeCompiler()

# Get all Runtimes
compiler.get_runtimes()

# Execute Code via this method
compiler.execute(
    language="javascript",
    files=[
        {
            "name": "main.js", 
            "content": "console.log('🔥 Hello!')"
        }
    ]
)

# Get usage help
compiler.help()

🖥️ Interactive CLI Code Editor

This SDK ships with an ready to use CLI-based code editor and runner which internally uses the same AHCodeCompiler class.

Usage:

from AHCodeCompiler import Editor

Editor.start()

What It Does??

• Prompts user to select a language
• Loads available runtimes from the API
• Accepts multiline code input
• Automatically detects appropriate filename
• Displays output and error in styled CLI format

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📚 API Reference

class AHCodeCompiler

Main SDK wrapper for all functionality.

get_runtimes() -> List[Dict]

Fetch all supported runtimes (languages + versions).

execute(language: str, version: str = None, files: List[Dict[str, str]]) -> Dict

Execute code using the given language, version, and files.

Auto-detects version if not provided.

compiler.execute(
    language="python",
    files=[{"name": "main.py", "content": "print('Hello World')"}]
)

help()

Print a beautiful CLI-style usage guide right in your terminal.

🧪 Advanced CLI Output

• ✅ Success Panels (Green)
• ⚠️ Stderr Panels (Yellow/Red with colorized error/warning lines)
• ⛔ Error Panels (if execution fails)

🌍 Supported Languages

Some popular languages include:

• Python (python3)
• JavaScript (node)
• C++
• Java
• Go
• Rust
• TypeScript
• C#
• Ruby
• PHP
• ...and many more!

Use compiler.get_runtimes() to fetch the full, up-to-date list.

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🧠 Why Use This?

• Makes building compilers, online editors, judge systems easy
• Just plug & play, no complex setup
• Clean abstraction for both beginners & advanced devs
• Same SDK is available in TypeScript

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📄 License

MIT License © Akash Halder