pygyat 1.0.8

Python with rizz

PyGyat

Python with rizz. Be a sigma and mog your skibidi toilet opps before they crashout. This language can only be used in Ohio.

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PyGyat is a Python preprosessor which translates regular Python code into brainrot by replacing certain keywords, operators, and built in functions with iPad kid vocabulary.

Implementation based on Bython.

Content of README:

• Key features
• Code example
• Installation
• Keyword mappings
• Quick intro
• Structure of the repository

Key features

• Write Python using brainrot terms instead.

• Run PyGyat files using the pygyat command, just like Python.

• Translate Python files to PyGyat and vice versa.

• Real Python keywords that have defined PyGyat mappings will not be allowed.

• Edit your PyGyat code with syntax highlighting with the vscode-pygyat extension.

Code example

Installation

You can install PyGyat directly from PyPI using pip (with or without -H, depending on your Python installation):

$ pip3 install pygyat

If you for some reason want to install it from the git repository you can use git clone and do a local install instead:

$ git clone https://github.com/shamith09/pygyat.git
$ cd pygyat
$ pip3 install .

The git version is sometimes a tiny bit ahead of the PyPI version, but not significantly.

To uninstall, simply run

$ pip3 uninstall pygyat

which will undo all the changes.

To install the vscode-pygyat extension for Visual Studio Code, visit:

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=shamith-pasula.vscode-pygyat

Keyword mappings

Below is a table of all of the Python keywords or operators that should be replaced by their corresponding PyGyat keyword. Python keywords that don't have a mapping or aren't in this table can just be used as is. If you want to request that a new mapping be made, please submit a pull request.

Python Keyword/Operator	PyGyat Translation
try/except/finally	hawk/tuah/spit on that thang
return	its giving
-	fanum tax
+	rizz
print	yap
True	Aura
False	Cooked
def	bop
while	let him cook
import	glaze
from	lock in
class	skibidi
if/elif/else	chat is this real/yo chat/only in ohio
for	mewing
break	just put the fries in the bag bro
continue	edge
assert	sus
raise	crashout
in	diddy
is
and
or
not
with	pookie
as	ahh
global	GOAT
nonlocal	motion
del	delulu
yield	pause
yield from	pause no diddy
None	NPC
pass	pluh
self	unc
range	huzz
>	sigma
<	beta
≥	sigma twin
≤	beta twin
==	twin
=
async
await
open	mog
read
write
close	demure
list
set
dict

Quick intro

PyGyat works by first translating PyGyat files (suggested file ending: .gyat) into Python-files, and then using Python to run them. You therefore need a working installation of Python for PyGyat to work.

To run a PyGyat program, simply type

$ pygyat source.gyat arg1 arg2 ...

to run source.gyat with arg1, arg2, ... as command line arguments. If you want more details on how to run PyGyat files (flags, etc), type

$ pygyat -h

to print the built-in help page. You can also consult the man page by typing

$ man pygyat

PyGyat also includes a translator from Python to PyGyat. This is found via the py2gyat command:

$ py2gyat test.py

This will create a PyGyat file called test.gyat. A full explanation of py2gyat, is found by typing

$ py2gyat -h

or by consulting the man page:

$ man py2gyat

Structure of the repository

At the moment, PyGyat is written in Python. The git repository is structured into 4 directories:

• pygyat contains a Python package containing the parser and other utilities used by the main script
• etc contains manual pages and other auxillary files
• scripts contains the runnable Python scripts, ie the ones run from the shell
• testcases contains a couple of sample *.gyat and *.py files intended for testing the implementation
• vscode-pygyat contains the Visual Studio Code extension that enables syntax highlighting in VS Code.