yr-cli

yr-cli - Command line tools for yr

yr is a domain-specific language (DSL) designed to streamline multi-stack development projects. Built for frontend, backend, and DevOps workflows, it merges stacks such as HTML, CSS, JS, Bash, and Python into a single cohesive language. It eliminates the need for heavy frameworks and excessive boilerplate by using indentation-based syntax, reusable macros, and modular wrapper files.

Input and Output

Input:

• .yr files containing indentation-based syntax, macros, wrappers, scripts, and configuration triggers

Output:

yr can output in three primary formats:

1. Plain Output (default):

   • HTML, CSS, and JS compiled and output as inline or separated files.

2. Full Project Structure:

projectname/
├─ actions/         # Executable scripts (serve, build, deploy)
│  ├─ serve
│  ├─ build
│  └─ deploy
├─ app/
│  ├─ assets/static/
│  ├─ app.js
│  └─ modules/
├─ config.json
├─ db/
├─ www/             # Compiled HTML, CSS, JS
└─ yr/              # Parsed .yr files

1. JSON Mode (optional):
   • All parsed data (HTML structure, scripts, styles, macros, references) structured into JSON for advanced programmatic usage.

Installation

The installation process is described in install.sh file

Usage

When calling $ yr without arguments, it simply executes a prompt to write yr. The result will be displayed and you will be able to use all the tolls of the yr programming language.

Execute $ yr -h for more information on how to run tests or parse a yrlib.

Documentation

For more information on how to use the yr API or syntax description with examples, read the docs for concise explanation or Yrci for code snippets.

License

Read the LICENSE for information on how to use or distribute this software. This license should always be available.

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