Crates.io | angelio |
lib.rs | angelio |
version | 0.1.0 |
source | src |
created_at | 2023-02-18 22:43:12.813576 |
updated_at | 2023-02-18 22:43:12.813576 |
description | Simple esolang with GPIO support |
homepage | |
repository | https://github.com/zzanp/angelio |
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id | 788515 |
size | 21,475 |
(Esoteric?) programming language with with scripting API, written in rust. It has built-in GPIO support on the Raspberry Pi.
To call a script from a file, you can use the Angelio::new function:
let mut script = Angelio::new("path/to/file.aio");
Alternatively, you can create a script reading a string directly from a variable:
let mut script = Angelio::from_str("lr121lr237+r1r2+Tr3r1").unwrap(); // or just from_string for String
Then you can run the script:
script.run();
Angelio has 8 number registers: 4 for integer type [r1-r4] and 4 for floating point type [f1-f4].
Here is a list of commands that the interpreter accepts:
l[reg][val]
- reads the value into register
T[reg][reg]
- swap values between registers
![reg]
- print value from register (with a new line)
o[reg][val]
- set GPIO pin val
to the register value (0 - low, 1 - high)
i[reg][val]
- load value of GPIO pin val
into register
p[reg][val]
- set PWM on GPIO pin val
to register value (-1.0 - 1.0)
s[reg][val]
- set the servo position on GPIO pin val
to register value (-1.0 - 1.0)
P[val]
- set P in PID to val
I[val]
- set I in PID to val
D[val]
- set D in PID to val
q[val]
- change the PID setpoint to val
c[val]
- calculate the PID using val
as the measured value
Angelio is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more information.