samshadwell/TrumpScriptArchived
TrumpScript
TrumpScript is a Python-based domain specific language and compiler extension that wraps the Python runtime to enforce custom grammar and vocabulary rules. It transforms a specialized, case-insensitive vocabulary and natural speech patterns into executable Python instructions.
The implementation distinguishes itself through strict constraints on source code, including a variable name system that restricts identifiers to a predefined whitelist and a numeric parser that rejects any integer not exceeding one million. It further utilizes a token-filtering preprocessor to remove filler words and non-functional phrases from the source code.
The project includes system-level execution restrictions that block compilation and running based on the host machine's operating system, locale, or hardware properties.
Features
- Domain Specific Languages - Provides a specialized programming language based on Python with restricted vocabularies and unique grammar.
- Vocabulary Mapping - Maps a specialized, spoken-style vocabulary into instructions compatible with the Python runtime.
- Domain Specific Languages - Implements a specialized language that limits available variables and numeric types for a conceptual purpose.
- Language Interpreters - Interprets a programming language using a case-insensitive vocabulary based on specific speaking styles.
- Language Wrappers - Wraps the Python runtime to transform natural speech patterns into executable instructions.
- Token Filtering - Uses a token-filtering preprocessor to remove filler words and non-functional phrases from source code.
- Compiler Extensions - Extends the compilation process to filter tokens and restrict variable names before executing Python.
- Speech-Style Token Filtering - Discards unnecessary words from the source code to make it resemble natural human speech.
- Syntax Extensions - Modifies how Python code is written and interpreted through token filtering and case-insensitivity.
- Numeric Range Constraints - Limits numeric values to integers strictly greater than one million to enforce specific data requirements.
- Restricted Runtimes - Provides an execution layer that limits numeric types and blocks compilation based on host hardware or locale.
- Hardware and Locale Blocking - Prevents the program from running on forbidden hardware by checking host system properties and locale.
- Identifier Naming Conventions - Restricts variable identifiers to a predefined list of approved words to enforce specific naming conventions.
- Deployment Target Restrictions - Ensures the software only runs on specific operating systems or hardware to control the deployment target.
- Host Hardware Restrictions - Blocks compilation or execution based on the host machine's operating system, locale, or hardware origin.
- Identifier Validations - Restricts variable names to a predefined set of permitted strings during the semantic analysis phase.
- Numeric Literal Constraints - Enforces a minimum threshold on integer literals by rejecting any number not exceeding one million.
- Lexical Analysis - Implements case-insensitive lexical analysis to map stylized vocabulary into executable programming logic.
