A program to help build, maintain, and release PEP 517-compliant projects.
Project description
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Interpreter for a basic logic language, inspired by two-element boolean algebra.
Demo
Here's a quick demo, based on the example that prompted its creation:
>>> from lla.interpreter import Interpreter
>>> variables = {
... 'ssh': True,
... 'website_up': True,
... 'search_up': False,
... 'elasticsearch.http': False,
... 'elasticsearch.process': True,
... }
>>> interpreter = Interpreter(variables)
>>> interpreter.run('ssh & website_up')
True
>>> interpreter.run('ssh & website_up & search_up')
False
>>> interpreter.run('!search_up & !elasticsearch.http & elasticsearch.process')
True
>>> interpreter.run('undefined_variable')
Traceback (most recent call last):
...
lla.interpreter.UndefinedVariableException: Undefined variable: undefined_variable
Overview
Here's the gist of it:
- All variables are booleans.
- You can't define variables, just pass the interpreter predefined values.
a. Or pass the
Interpreter
instance adict
, because those are mutable. - Only fully-resolvable statements are supported. a. Anything else raises a Python exception.
- You provide the interpreter a single statement and it gets simplified to a single boolean value, which is then return.
Dependencies
In theory, this is all you need is Python 3.6+.
Contributing
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/duckinator/snektrace.
The code for snektrace is available under the MIT License.
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