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Informations about the package php-interpreter
PHP Interpreter
A simple interpreter made in PHP. It allows to parse an abstract language tokens and do whatever you want
Content
- What is an Interpreter
- Installation
- Usage
- Check also
What is an Interpreter
An interpreter is a piece of software which allows parse an array of tokens of any language and give them a "significance". For example you could process a function, call a service, do something funny...
As an example, imagine we have an APILexer and APIParser, which understands a metalanguage to script some instructions related with REST APIS:
With these tokens we can do some kind of magic and create an Interpreter which process them. For example, we can call it: APIInterpreter.
Well that is a super simple example. You have to left your imagination work and do something special :)
Installation
Usage
Using the example above, I'm gonna show a simple usage to instruct the APIInterpeter how it should be acting when reading our great APIScript:
A simple script would have a structure like this:
We can identify lines, which each line is an action. Each action has a keyname, a space and a param ( it could be a list of params)
So lets say we have to identify tokens like:
T_ACTION, T_WHITESPACE, T_ARG and T_NEWLINE
Now with the interpreter, you can take some actions in function of each command. You are free to add as more commands you need.
Check also
- php-grammar - A simple library to make Lexer and Parsers to build a language.
