It is a small prototype for Mitmproxy Commands language. It isn't inteded to be used for any reason except Commands language testing.

How to use it

1. git clone https://github.com/kajojify/mitminterpreter.git

2. python3.6 main.py [-h] [-p PATH | -c COMMAND] [-q | -t]

-c --command - specify a single command to parse.

-p --path - specify the file with commands to parse.

-q --quiet - disable tokens list logging.

-t --tranquil - disable commands execution.

Modify interpreter/lexer.py and run tool with -t argument in order to play with lexer. Modify interpreter/parser.py in order to play with parser.

You can also just run it python3.6 main.py and input commands on your own:

kajoj@kajoj:~/PARSER/mitminterpreter$ python3.6 main.py 
>>> [a.sum(1 2 [10 20 30] 3) 100 200 a.sum([100 100 100])] | a.sum 114 27
LexToken(LBRACE,'[',1,0)
LexToken(COMMAND,'a.sum',1,1)
LexToken(LPAREN,'(',1,6)
LexToken(PLAIN_STR,'1',1,7)
LexToken(PLAIN_STR,'2',1,9)
LexToken(LBRACE,'[',1,11)
LexToken(PLAIN_STR,'10',1,12)
LexToken(PLAIN_STR,'20',1,15)
LexToken(PLAIN_STR,'30',1,18)
LexToken(RBRACE,']',1,20)
LexToken(PLAIN_STR,'3',1,22)
LexToken(RPAREN,')',1,23)
LexToken(PLAIN_STR,'100',1,25)
LexToken(PLAIN_STR,'200',1,29)
LexToken(COMMAND,'a.sum',1,33)
LexToken(LPAREN,'(',1,38)
LexToken(LBRACE,'[',1,39)
LexToken(PLAIN_STR,'100',1,40)
LexToken(PLAIN_STR,'100',1,44)
LexToken(PLAIN_STR,'100',1,48)
LexToken(RBRACE,']',1,51)
LexToken(RPAREN,')',1,52)
LexToken(RBRACE,']',1,53)
LexToken(PIPE,'|',1,55)
LexToken(COMMAND,'a.sum',1,57)
LexToken(PLAIN_STR,'114',1,63)
LexToken(PLAIN_STR,'27',1,67)

807
>>>