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feat: add realm /r/demo/math_eval #965
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This realm adds a lexer/parser for integer expressions
Can you rename this realm to something else than « eval », maybe « bc » to match the Unix utility, or « math_eval ». Up to you. |
@moul yes, no problem! |
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I miss gno.mod
files :)
@harry-hov, we need an explicit CI check for this. Edit: started working on it here: #981 |
This PR introduces a new `gno lint` subcommand, currently focused on checking for the presence of a `gno.mod` file in a package, and it's linked with the CI. In the future, we plan to expand `gno lint` to support additional checks, enhancing its utility for developers and CI integration. Addresses #850 Addresses #927 Related with #965 (comment) Signed-off-by: Manfred Touron <94029+moul@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Miloš Živković <milos@zmilos.com>
This PR introduces a new `gno lint` subcommand, currently focused on checking for the presence of a `gno.mod` file in a package, and it's linked with the CI. In the future, we plan to expand `gno lint` to support additional checks, enhancing its utility for developers and CI integration. Addresses gnolang#850 Addresses gnolang#927 Related with gnolang#965 (comment) Signed-off-by: Manfred Touron <94029+moul@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Miloš Živković <milos@zmilos.com>
This eval realm is capable of evaluating 32-bit integer expressions as they would appear in Go. For example, you can use this package (and realm) to evaluate an expression like
"(32*32+4)-1"
when presented as a string.This could have several applications. This current "eval" realm is simply demonstrating it as a 32-bit integer calculator.
I would like to also add floats, but it seems
strconv.ParseFloat
is not available yet.In the future I would like to use the int32 version of this package in the bytebeat realm (#840) which could then utilize this library to generate audio directly from string expressions, instead of programmed realms - which ultimately gets closer to an audio NFT platform where expressions are uploaded if they are parsed correctly.
To test, you can just add the
eval
package and realm:Then open up to
localhost:8888/r/demo/math_eval
and try expressions in the URL query, likelocalhost:8888/r/demo/math_eval:1+1
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Contributors Checklist
BREAKING CHANGE: xxx
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