pip:
pip install pioton
github:
clone the repo, move the contents of the pioton/ folder somewhere accessible by your PythonPATH
select 'pyolite' kernel, then copy and paste the following into the cell at the bottom, and press shift-enter to start
import micropip
await micropip.install('pioton')
import pioton
write your píotón code in one or more scripts with a '.pag' (Python as Gaeilge) extension, and run
tiomsaitheoir file.pag [file2.pag [...]]
which will transpile the píotón scripts into pure Python '.py' files. Running
tiomsaitheoir -h
will provide further details and examples, and running
tiomsaitheoir -s
will show an overview of the syntax for píotón code
simply import píotón in any IPython environment (including Jupyter Notebooks) and start writing your code as Gaeilge.
Call pioton.show_syntax()
to print a full description of the new irish syntax.
I can't stress that enough, I really didn't make sure it's robust at all, it's against Python standards, any code written in it will be completely unmaintainable, etc.