BRT (Bash Readable Textfile)

An interpretive language to simplify bash terminal commands. So far the only compilers this uses is g++ or gcc.

Syntax:

     compile [list of files] with [compiler] {secondary phrase} {executabale} 
     run [executable] {secondary phrase} {input files} {output file}
     move [file/executable] to [destination]
     show {details} [destination]
     delete {dir [destination]} {[files/executables]}

User Input:

Destination - Any string beginning with a letter and ending with a '/'. Includes "./" and "../"
File - Any string beginning with a letter and ending in '.' and 1-3 letters. (brt.l, brt.py, brt.brt)
Executable - Any string beginning with a letter

Commands:

Compile 
Run 
Move 
Show
Delete

Secondary Phrases:

With 
As
To 

Compilers:

 g++ 
 gcc 

User entered values:

 filename - Filenames will always end in .[a-z]{1,3}
 destination - Desinations will always end with a "/"
 executable - Executables will always end in just a letter

Supports using full filepath for destination and files/executables.

BRT uses textfiles or .brt files to write in all of the commands needed and execute at once

EX: Current Working Directory--

                     ./hello1
                     ./hello.cpp
                     ./hello2.cpp
                     ./helperfile/
                         ./helper.cpp

input1.brt

 compile hello2.cpp ./helperfile/helper.cpp with g++ as hello2
 move helperfile/helper.cpp to ./
 run hello1
 show ./

~$ ./BRT < input1.txt

 Hello World!

Current Working Directory--

                     ./hello1
                     ./hello2
                     ./hello.cpp
                     ./hello2.cpp
                     ./helper.cpp
                     ./helperfile/