ModSupportScript

It's just a joke language somebody said didn't exist until now.

Syntax

MSS is a glorified wrapper for a shitty brainfuck interpreter that I wrote a while ago. Therefore, the syntax is basically the same as brainfuck, but even more verbose. At least turing complete:)

Hey mod, can you turn up the volume? ... basically the same as brainfuck +
Hey mod, can you turn down the volume? ... -
Hey mod, can you give me a rank pleeeeaze? ... >
Hey mod, please ban this guy! ... <
Hey mod, can you please give me the invite link? ... .
Hey mod, did you get my mod application? ... ,
Hey mod, I have a new channel request! ... [
Hey mod, can you delete this channel? It's dead! ... ]

Usage

mss is the interpreter, and bf-to-mss is the compiler from brainfuck to ModSupportScript language.

Setup

$ git clone https://github.com/martian17/ModSupportScript.git
$ cd ModSupportScript
$ source setup.sh

System setup

since mss and bf-to-mss are standalone executable files, you can move them anywhere you like on your system and install them permanently.

$ sudo cp mss /usr/bin/
$ sudo cp bf-to-mss /usr/bin/

Execution

$ mss hello-world-example.mss
Hello World!
$

Command manual

-e option: direct execute inline

$ mss -e "Hey mod, can you please give me the invite link?"

no option with a file path: execute a .mss file

$ mss hello-world-example.mss

no option: pipe execution

$ cat hello-world-example.mss | mss

the same goes for bf-to-mss. Everything is outputted from stdout (there's no file output option currently, Just use bash redirect > or >>).

github: https://github.com/martian17/ModSupportScript