badum-tss

Welcome to BadumTss (BTSS) official lang repository

BTSS is a simple JavaScript-based language which can be used to achieve... I don't really know for what)

$ npm install badum-tss --save
 
# or
 
$ yarn add badum-tss

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Constructor

 
const BTSS = require('badum-tss');
const tks = BTSS(code[, modules, need_to_run]); //returns array of tokens
 

Begin

Firstly you need to write begin word
Default is 'Badum'

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End

In the end you need to write end word
Default is 'Tss'

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Separator

Between every command you need to type separator Default is '.'

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Define variables

Default define variable word is 'Suppose that'
Default equals word is 'stores'

Example:

Badum.
Suppose that A stores 2.
Suppose that B stores 'hello world'.
Tss.

Now A===2, B==='hello world'

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Import functions

You can import any functions as a second argument and use them in BTSS with import keyword

Sequence:

• Write functions
• Create array of functions
• Send array as second argument
• Import function in BTSS-lang

Example:

const BTSS = require('badum-tss');
function print(...args){
  console.log(...args);
}
const code = `
Badum.
Lets take print.
Suppose that A stores 1.
 
I want the print to bring (A).
Tss.
`;
 
BTSS(code,[print]);

That code will log '1' to console.

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Call function with arguments

If you've already import any function, you want to call it with arguments.

You need:

• Write call function keyword
• Write function name
• Write call function with arguments operator
• Write arguments in the round brackets

Example:

const code = `
Badum.
Lets take print.
Lets take square.
 
Suppose that A stores 1.
Suppose that B stores 2.
Suppose that C stores 4.
 
I want the print to bring (A,B).
I want the square to bring (C).
 
Tss.
`;
 
const BTSS = require('badum-tss');
 
function print(...args){
    console.log(...args);
}
function square(a){
    print((+a)**2)
}
 
BTSS(code,[print,square]);