moodylang 0.1.0

A polite emotional programming language interpreter

Moody , beg to compile your code! (or don't and watch the compiler cry)

*Moody is a playful, tone-sensitive programming language that only compiles your code if you’re polite enough. It supports basic control structures, recursion, and even enforces good manners through tone analysis.

✅ Features

• Custom syntax influenced by JavaScript and Python.
• Mood-based keywords: Good, Neutral, Bad — each affects your "tone score".
• Will refuse to compile if you're rude, impolite, or forget to say thanks.
• Supports:
  • Variable declarations (let, const)
  • Functions (beg def myFunc() { ... })
  • Conditionals (listen if)
  • Loops (plead while)
  • Recursion
  • Polite return statements (request)
  • Tone-based printing (humblyRequest, send, handover)
• Interactive Interpreter: python moody.py -i

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💬 Tone Keywords

Good (Boosts score, required):

• beg
• prettyPlease
• plead
• request → becomes return
• thanks
• humblyRequest → use before calling functions

Limit: 2 uses per keyword.

Neutral (No impact, but limited):

• hey
• sup
• listen
• yo
• btw
• proceed
• send → `return' but neutral

Limit: 1 use per keyword.

Bad (Reduces tone score):

• youBetter
• dare
• threaten
• submit
• now
• handover → return return but aggressive

Limit: 5 uses per keyword.

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❗ Tone Rules

Your MoodyLang code must:

• Use at least 3 good keywords.
• Maintain a minimum tone score of 6.
• Include a thanks before finishing (Sort of like a return 0 in C++, don't use a semicolon in a thanks statement).

Violating these will result in:

• FixYourAttitudeError
• CompilerIsCryingError
• GratitudeException

Multiple errors can occur simultaneously.

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📄 Example: Polite Search

beg def linearSearch(n) {
    yo let i = 0;
    plead while (i < len(arr)) {
        listen if (arr[i] == n) {
            request i;
        }
        plead i = i + 1;
    }
    beg request -1;
}

hey const arr = [1, 2, 3, 4];
humblyRequest print(linearSearch(3));
thanks