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a "zero dependency" implementation of a lexical analyzer that tokenize a program using only official "re" package. you can use this repo for your "compiler design" course.

License: MIT License

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python-compiler-regex-based-scanner's Introduction

Python Regex Based Scanner

this repo contains implementation of a "zero dependency" implementation of a lexical analyzer that tokenize a program using only official "re" package.

Requirements

Python 3.8

How to use

you can just put your rules in to the compiler_cli.py file and use it for yourself.

this is how you can compile your code using compiler_cli.py

PS: you need to install typer to run the compiler_cli.

python compiler_cli.py path/to/file

Simple example

you can also skip using compiler_cli.py if you want and write a script like this:

from scanner import Scanner, UnknownTokenError


rules = [
    ('IF_KW',          r'if'),
    ('ELSE_KW',        r'else'),
    ('FOR_KW',         r'for'),
    ('CONST_STR',      r'".*?"|\'.*?\''),
    ('CONST_NUMBER',   r'\d+'),

    ('PLUS_OP',        r'\+'),
    ('MINUS_OP',       r'\-'),
    ('MULTIPLY_OP',    r'\*'),
    ('DIVIDE_OP',      r'\/'),
    ('LP',             r'\('),
    ('LCB',            r'\{'),
    ('RP',             r'\)'),
    ('RCB',            r'\}'),

    ('EQUAL_OP',       r'=='),
    ('ASSIGNMENT_OP',  r'='),
    ('SEMICOLON',      r';'),
    ('IDENTIFIER',     r'[a-zA-Z_]\w*'),
]

scanner = Scanner(rules, "i = 5 + 3;")
try:
    for token in scanner.token_generator():
        print(token)

except UnknownTokenError as error:
    print(error)