Celeratas

The Latin Programming Language

Description

Built from python, Celeratas uses a custom ident-oriented syntax that features latin keywords. Although some of the text is written in latin, there is an English help menu with translations for all of the keywords.

Getting Started

Dependencies

• Windows, Macos, Unix, or Linux
• Python3

Installing

• Open the terminal and type:

pip3 install Celeratas

Executing program

• In order to open the Celeratas interactive shell, type the following into the terminal:

celer

• From there, you can type 'auxilium' (meaning help) to learn about the basics of the language.

auxilium

• If you want to read from a file instead, add the file name as an argument.

celer file_you_want_to_read.clr

Author

Finn Mattis

Version History

• 1.0.0

  • The initial release of Celeratas! Integers, Floats, Roman Numerals, Bools, Strings, Arrays, Hash Maps, Variables, Conditionals, Loops, Try-excepts, Functions, and more!

• 1.1.0

  • Added support for assigning multiple variables at a time. Ex:

  a, b = val1, val2
  

  • Can now access basic dunders from python import

• 1.1.1

  • Hotfix for python import dunders not working
  • Updated Readme and Grammar rules

• 1.2.0

  • Can now access the shell with 'celer'
  • Added keyword arguments to functions
  • TONS of backend changes and better tests

• 1.2.1

  • Added versioneer and started working on CI/CD

• 1.2.2

  • Added automatic github actions to create a release and publish to pypi

• 1.3.0

  • Can now read arguments with "__args__" variable
  • Added split function for strings
  • Improved help menu
  • Fixed a LOT of bugs

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details