shasta
A python library with shell AST definitions for the libdash AST. It can be used to develop shell AST analyses and transfomations. All AST nodes support a pretty() method that extracts them as a shell script, and the library offers a json_to_ast module that creates an AST object from a JSON object.
It was originally part of PaSh but was separated to allow others to build on it.
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