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Valthon

Python with Valorant.

Valthon is a Python preprosessor which translates regular Python code into Valorant maddness, because why not? After losing a game of Valorant, you can now go back to your code and see the same thing. The only difference is that you can not blame your teammates for the code.

Installation

You can install Valthon directly from PyPI using pip. (You might need to use sudo and pip3 instead of pip depending on your system or uv 😉)

pip install valthon

Code example

Python - main.py

def test() -> None:
    print("Hello World!")

test()

Valthon - main.vln

loadout test() -> afk:
    chat("Hello World!")

test()

Quick intro

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

To run a Valthon program from the command line

valthon main.vln

For a full list of options

valthon -h

Valthon also includes a translator from Python to Valthon. This will create a Valthon file called test.vln from a Python file called test.py.

py2vln test.py

For a full list of options

py2vln -h

Mapping

Below is a table of all of the Python keywords or operators that should be replaced by their corresponding Valthon keyword. Python keywords that don't have a mapping or aren't in this table can just be used as is.

Note: You can also use the Python keywords in the Valthon code, ie. you can use if instead of clutch or kick in .vln files.

Valthon Python
bait try
trade except
post plant finally
save break
eco continue
clutch or kick if
retake elif
defuse else
run it back return
agent kit class
rebaib me self
headshot *
wallbang -
healing +
double peek and
rotate or
whiff not
there in
fakeout as
hold position while
spam for
chat print
loadout def
rank reset del
afk None
brain lag await
multi task async
game dev exec
map control global
buy import
lurker nonlocal
standby pass
ban raise
neural theft assert
victory True
defeat False
shop from
shiftwalk lambda
stack with
tag is
remake yield
surrender yield from
rush open
camp close

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