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brainfuck-cli

Compile and run Brainfuck from the command line, or over HTTP on localhost:9800.

Install

pip install brainfuck-cli

Usage

brainfuck-cli                      # start the server on localhost:9800
brainfuck-cli --port 9801          # or pick another port
brainfuck-cli run hello.bf         # run a file and print its output
brainfuck-cli run hello.bf --input "abc"

Server endpoints (responses are text/plain):

curl -X POST --data-binary @hello.bf http://localhost:9800/run
curl "http://localhost:9800/run?code=%2B%2B%2B%2B%2B%2B%2B%2B%5B%3E%2B%2B%2B%2B%5D%3E%2E"
  • POST /run takes the program as the request body.
  • GET /run?code=... takes the program in the query string.
  • Add &input=... to feed text to the , command.
  • GET / prints a short usage note.

Language notes

  • 30,000 cells, each wrapping modulo 256.
  • Reading past the end of input yields 0.
  • Non-command characters are treated as comments.
  • Programs that exceed 10,000,000 steps are stopped with an error.

Development

make build      # build sdist and wheel into dist/
make upload     # twine upload dist/* (installs twine if needed)

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