grug-lang 1.0.6

Make your mods immortal.

grug for Python

This repository provides Python bindings, a frontend, and a backend for grug.

Install this package using pip install grug-lang, and run python -c "import grug" to check that it doesn't print an error.

A minimal example program is provided in the example/ directory on GitHub:

import grug
import time

state = grug.init()

@state.game_fn
def print_string(string: str):
    print(string)

file = state.compile_grug_file("animals/labrador-Dog.grug")
dog1 = file.create_entity()
dog2 = file.create_entity()

while True:
    state.update()
    dog1.on_bark("woof")
    dog2.on_bark("arf")
    time.sleep(1)

on_bark(sound: string) {
    print_string(sound)

    # Print "arf" a second time
    if sound == "arf" {
        print_string(sound)
    }
}

Run it by cloning the repository, cd-ing into it, running cd example, and finally running python example.py.

Dependencies

This project requires Python version 3.7 or newer. You can manage your Python versions using pyenv.

If you are on a Python version older than 3.11, you will need to install these:

pip install tomli importlib-metadata

If you want to run the tests, you will need to install pytest:

pip install pytest
pip install -e .

Tests

Testing grug-lang changes

Either uninstall grug-lang, if you had it installed:

pip uninstall grug-lang

Or set up a virtual environment:

rm -rf .venv
python -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate

And then create an editable install of grug-lang:

pip install -e .

Building libtests.so

1. Clone the grug-tests repository next to this repository
2. Run git checkout development in the grug-tests repository.
3. Follow the instructions in the grug-tests repository for building libtests.so.

Running tests

In this grug-for-python repository, you can run all tests using this command:

pytest --grug-tests-path=../grug-tests -s -v

Pass --whitelisted-test=f32_too_big to only run the test called f32_too_big.

Alternatively, you can walk through the tests and set breakpoints by installing the Python Debugger VS Code extension. Hit F5 to run all tests. You can edit .vscode/launch.json to pass --whitelisted-test=f32_too_big.

Type checking

Run pyright in the terminal to type check the Python code. Pyright can be installed using sudo npm install -g pyright.

Updating the pypi package

python -m pip install --upgrade pip
python -m pip install --upgrade build
python -m build
python -m pip install --upgrade twine
python -m twine upload dist/*