v1.0.0 - First Release

This marks the first pre-release and first ever tag of the Translatable-Python project.

Purpose & Overview

In this stage, the core system for translating custom keywords from lang.csv into valid Python and executing the full program is complete. Recursive functions, control flow, built-ins, and string handling are supported. The ground is laid for further enhancements.

Key Features

1. Keywords Translated Via CSV
   • Users define mappings in lang.csv (e.g. if,whenever) and those are applied across the entire program.
2. Control Flow Support
   • Keywords like if, while, try, def, etc. are all fully supported.
   • Recursion and return types for more advanced programs are operational.
3. String Literal Detection
   • String-scanning logic exists so that programs do not translate keywords if they are within string literals.
   • The intention for this is to prevent translations for any string literals, specifically literals in print statements.
4. Simple/Clear Architecture
   • Clean separation of concerns with functions
   • Plenty of documentation with single line comments and docstrings for functions
   • Function name abstraction (e.g.: translate_program, run_program)
   • Structured file hierarchy with possibility for improvements and expansion in example/
   • Compiler runs efficiently inside a <145 line Python file (lang.py).
5. Potential For Future Additions
   • Project is structured to dynamically translate keywords located in lang.csv
   • Users can modify lang.csv with their own language or keywords and write their own programs in a dedicated folder inside examples/.

Languages

Version v1.0.0 supports Russian, Thai, and Gen Alpha slang.

Contributors

• @CalciumKing
• @petepoop

For setup and usage instructions, see README.md.