slash_command
Python implementation of the Slash Command Language (SCL) — a minimal syntax for embedding executable commands within natural-language text.
See the SCL specification for the full grammar, normative algorithm, and conformance criteria.
Install
pip install slash_command
Usage
from slash_command import parse, Text, Command
doc = parse('Please /search "quantum computing" and then /exit')
for segment in doc:
if isinstance(segment, Command):
print(f"command: {segment.name!r}, args: {segment.args}")
else:
print(f"text: {segment.content!r}")
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