Add new language interfaces

[kguzek]

Currently, the project only supports code generation in C. In order to support more languages, each language requires an implementation of BaseLanguageInterface in interfaces/lang. Additionally, the interface will need to be registered in interfaces/file.py to be available for use via the CLI.

List of languages to be added:

• python
• python3 (thanks @dancikmad)
• javascript
• typescript
• c
• cpp
• csharp
• java
• php
• swift
• kotlin
• dart
• golang (thanks @dancikmad)
• ruby
• scala
• rust
• racket
• erlang
• elixir

If you know any of the above languages and are willing to help, feel free to submit a PR and mention me to check it out!

Tip

Be sure to use the provided unit test to verify your implementation handles various cases:

python -m src.lpg.interfaces.lang_test

[dancikmad]

Hi @kguzek
I've done some tweaks and implemented Python3 support and created PR - #2

Let me know what do you think

[kguzek]

Hi @kguzek I've done some tweaks and implemented Python3 support and created PR - #2

Let me know what do you think

Awesome, thanks! I'll check it out later today

EDIT: included in v1.2.0

[dancikmad]

@kguzek happy to help, will make another PR for GO over the weekend. Trying to help out with the languages I am good at 🫡

[kguzek]

@kguzek happy to help, will make another PR for GO over the weekend. Trying to help out with the languages I am good at 🫡

Sounds good, happy to hear it. I'll be adding tests and more boilerplate to make adding new interfaces simpler.

[dancikmad]

hi mate,
there is a new PR #3 that adds Go for interface.

Also, some of my tests are failing, do they pass for you ? Do you need help on tests ?

[kguzek]

Also, some of my tests are failing, do they pass for you ? Do you need help on tests ?

@dancikmad You used "g" instead of "golang" in LANGUAGE_INTERFACES, so the go interface wasn't even being registered, and therefore wasn't being included in testing. That means your tests were failing for one of the other interfaces, possibly due to a missing compiler or interpreter on your system such as node, tsc, gcc etc.

I've made a couple tweaks to your code and it seems to work flawlessly now. Thanks again for the PR, definitely helps as I've never written so much as a line of code in Go before.

[dancikmad]

@kguzek i left a comment on PR. I realised mistake of misspelling g with golang after that i made changes locally but haven't pushed them. Tests were working after correcting that. I will pull the updates after you review my code and make tweaks.