hapy-lang/hapy

Hausa Programming language that compiles to Python # Hapy - Write Python in Hausa with braces! _pronounced like ha·pee like "Happy"_ Hapy is a simple programming language that uses Hausa vocabulary and compiles to Python. Originally as a final year school project. ## Installation Hapy can be installed using pip (pre-release versions) **note:** Hapy is still in development so it might change _a lot_ before full release. You can still join us for the ride! ``` pip install hapy ``` > If you have installation problems on Windows, try installing Python from the Python website gan and not Microsoft Store. Check if Hapy is accessible globally, open a new Command-line/terminal and run `hapy --help`. If you're not seeing Hapy your Python packages directory may not be in PATH or some other pip/python issue. We noticed all problems disappear when we get Python from their website. ## Usage All these commands are to be run in the command line: `hapy --help` - prints the help message `hapy --version` or `hapy -v` - prints the installed Hapy version `hapy` or `hapy repl` - launches the REPL. Exit via `exit()`, or `Ctrl-C`. Pass `--english` to use Hapy english vocabulary. `hapy ` - execute a script. Hapy uses `.hapy` file extension. For example: `hapy lagbaja.hapy`. Pass `--compile-only` to just print the compiled script or you can pass `--save` to save the compiled Python in a file. `hapy run ` - same as above. `hapy do " "` - compiles and executes Hapy code as a string. Pass `--compile-only` to skip execution or pass `--english`/`-e` to use Hapy english vocabulary. More options on the way :) ## Example > Let's say 'ayyana' is `def` keyword in Hausa and 'buga' is the `print` keyword. > Sample Hapy code ```python # example.hapy # wannan sharhi ne ayyana muje(){ nuna("Let's Goooooo"); }; muje(); ``` Python output after running `hapy example.hapy --save` ```python # example.ha.py # wannan sharhi ne def muje(): print("Let's Goooooo") muje() >>> "Let's Goooooo" ``` ## Contributing Check out the open issues …