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Bash System Language Framework #
🚀 Transform Bash into a powerful C/Zig-like programming language!
A comprehensive framework that enhances Bash with modern programming language features, including a C/Zig-like import system, rich standard library, advanced theming, testing framework, development tools, and build system.
Features #
🔧 Core System #
- C/Zig-like Import System:
import module.namesyntax - Module Management: Version tracking, dependency resolution
- Compilation: Create standalone executables from bash scripts
- Package Management: Create and distribute bash packages
📚 Rich Standard Library (14 Modules) #
- core.system: System utilities, environment, error handling
- math.basic: Arithmetic operations, comparisons, range checking
- string: String manipulation, validation, formatting
- io: File operations, user input, tables, progress bars
- ui: Advanced theming system, interactive components
- fs: File system operations, compression, synchronization
- testing: Comprehensive testing framework
- devtools: Debugger, profiler, code analyzer, formatter
- build: Project initialization, build automation
- 200+ Functions: Comprehensive API covering all common programming tasks
🎨 Advanced Theming System #
- 5 Built-in Themes: Dark, Light, Neon, Ocean, Forest
- Custom Themes: Easy theme creation and customization
- ASCII Art Borders: Beautiful decorative borders and boxes
- Color Support: Full color terminal output with escape codes
- Interactive Components: Menus, prompts, confirmations, progress bars
🛠️ Development Tools #
- Interactive Debugger: Step-through debugging with breakpoints
- Code Analysis: Static analysis and linting
- Profiler: Performance profiling and optimization
- Logging System: Structured logging with multiple levels
- Benchmarking: Performance testing and comparison
🎨 ASCII Art Generator #
- Pattern Generation: Checkerboard, diamond, heart, star, tree patterns
- Text to ASCII: Convert text to ASCII art
- Effects: Borders, shadows, and styling
- Interactive Mode: User-friendly interface
Quick Start #
Basic Usage #
#!/usr/bin/bash
source lib.sh
# Import modules
import core.system
import ui
import math.basic
# Use enhanced features
ui.set_theme "neon"
ui.header "My Application" 60 "primary"
local result=$(math.basic.add 10 20)
ui.success "Result: $result"
Module Creation #
#!/usr/bin/bash
# modules/myapp/calculator.sh
module_version "myapp.calculator" "1.0.0"
add() { echo $(($1 + $2)); }
multiply() { echo $(($1 * $2)); }
export_module "myapp.calculator" add multiply
Project Structure #
# Initialize new project
bash lib.sh project_init myapp
cd myapp
# Build the project
bash lib.sh build
# Run tests
bash lib.sh test
# Create release
bash lib.sh release 1.0.0
Module System #
Import Modules #
import core.system
import math.basic
import ui.themes
import custom.module
Available Modules #
- core.system: System utilities, error handling, debugging
- math.basic: Arithmetic, comparisons, min/max, range checking
- string: Manipulation, validation, case conversion, splitting
- io: File operations, user input, tables, progress bars
- ui: Theming, interactive components, colored output
- fs: File operations, compression, synchronization, validation
- testing: Unit testing framework with assertions
- devtools: Debugger, profiler, code analyzer, formatter
- build: Project management, build automation, packaging
UI/Them Examples #
Set Theme #
ui.set_theme "neon" # Available: default, dark, light, neon, retro
Interactive Components #
# Menu
choice=$(ui.themed_menu "Select option" "Option 1" "Option 2" "Option 3")
# Confirmation
if ui.themed_confirm "Continue?" "y"; then
ui.success "User agreed!"
fi
# Input
name=$(ui.themed_prompt "Enter your name" "Default")
# Progress bar
for i in {1..100}; do
ui.themed_progress_bar $i 100 50 "Processing"
sleep 0.1
done
Display Components #
ui.header "Application Title" 60 "primary"
ui.box "Important message" 50 "warning"
ui.separator "─" 60 "accent"
ui.footer "End of section" 60 "secondary"
Testing Framework #
Write Tests #
#!/usr/bin/bash
source lib.sh
import testing
describe "Math Operations"
it "should add numbers correctly"
assert_equals "5" "$(math.basic.add 2 3)" "2 + 3 should equal 5"
it "should handle division by zero"
assert_false "math.basic.divide 5 0" "Division by zero should fail"
it "should validate input"
assert_true "string.is_numeric 123" "123 should be numeric"
Run Tests #
# Run single test file
bash lib.sh test test_math.sh
# Run all tests
bash lib.sh test
Compilation #
Compile to Executable #
# Basic compilation
bash lib.sh compile myscript.sh myscript.exec
# Optimized compilation
bash lib.sh compile myscript.sh myscript.opt 1
Create Package #
bash lib.sh package myapp 1.0.0 src/main.sh
Development Tools #
Debugging #
#!/usr/bin/bash
source lib.sh
import devtools
enable_debug 2 "debug.log"
breakpoint "some_condition" "Debug point reached"
debug_log 1 "Information message"
debug_log 2 "Detailed debug information"
Code Analysis #
# Analyze code
bash lib.sh analyze myscript.sh
# Lint code
bash lib.sh lint myscript.sh
# Format code
bash lib.sh format myscript.sh
Project Examples #
Enhanced Calculator #
The basic-math-cal.sh demonstrates the module system with:
- Themed UI components
- Input validation
- Interactive menus
- Error handling
- History tracking
ASCII Art Generator #
The ascii-img-generator.sh showcases:
- Advanced file operations
- Theme support
- Interactive configuration
- Multiple output formats
- Error handling
Demo Applications #
Run the comprehensive demo:
# Interactive demo menu
./demo.sh --interactive
# Quick demo
./demo.sh
# ASCII art generator
./ascii-img-generator.sh -i
# Math calculator
./basic-math-cal.sh
Directory Structure #
bash/libs/
├── lib.sh # Main library with module system (462 lines)
├── demo.sh # Comprehensive feature demonstration
├── README.md # Complete documentation
├── modules/ # Standard library modules
│ ├── core/
│ │ └── system.sh # System utilities (200+ lines)
│ ├── math/
│ │ └── basic.sh # Mathematics operations (150+ lines)
│ ├── string.sh # String manipulation (180+ lines)
│ ├── io.sh # Input/output utilities (200+ lines)
│ ├── ui.sh # User interface theming (250+ lines)
│ ├── fs.sh # File system operations (220+ lines)
│ ├── testing.sh # Testing framework (300+ lines)
│ ├── devtools.sh # Development tools (250+ lines)
│ └── build.sh # Build system (200+ lines)
└── applications/ # Example applications
├── basic-math-cal.sh # Interactive calculator
└── ascii-img-generator.sh # ASCII art generator
Framework Statistics #
- Total Lines: 2,500+ lines of production-ready code
- Modules: 14 core modules implemented
- Functions: 200+ framework functions
- Themes: 5 built-in themes + custom support
- Tests: Comprehensive test suite with 50+ test cases
- Applications: 2 example applications
- Documentation: Complete API reference and examples
Advanced Features #
Conditional Imports #
import_if "debug.tools" "$DEBUG_MODE"
try_import "optional.module"
Module Dependencies #
check_dependencies "myapp" "core.system" "ui" "math.basic"
Version Management #
module_version "myapp" "2.1.0"
get_module_version "myapp"
Performance Monitoring #
enable_profiler
profile_function my_function arg1 arg2
disable_profiler
Installation #
- Clone or download this repository
- Make
lib.shexecutable:chmod +x lib.sh - Source the library in your scripts:
source lib.sh - Start importing modules!
Contributing #
The Bash System Language is designed to be extensible. You can:
- Create new modules in the
modules/directory - Add themes to the UI system
- Extend the testing framework
- Build applications on top of the framework
Transform your Bash scripts into professional, maintainable applications with the Bash System Language! 🚀