PipeScript

0.2.8

Languages/Bash/Bash-Language.ps1

                                
function Language.Bash {

<#

    .SYNOPSIS

        Bash Language Definition

    .DESCRIPTION

        Defines Bash within PipeScript.

        This allows Rust to be templated.

        Heredocs named PipeScript{} will be treated as blocks of PipeScript.

        ```bash

        <<PipeScript{}

        # This will be considered PipeScript / PowerShell, and will return the contents of a bash script.

        PipeScript{}

        ```

    .EXAMPLE

        Invoke-PipeScript {

            $bashScript = '

            echo ''hello world''

            <<PipeScript{}

                "echo ''$(''hi'',''yo'',''sup'' | Get-Random)''"

            PipeScript{}

        '

            [OutputFile('.\HelloWorld.ps1.sh')]$bashScript

        }

        Invoke-PipeScript .\HelloWorld.ps1.sh

    #>

[ValidatePattern('\.sh$')]

param()

$this = $myInvocation.MyCommand

if (-not $this.Self) {

$languageDefinition = New-Module {

    param(

    )

    $FilePattern  = '\.sh$'

    # We start off by declaring a number of regular expressions:

    $startComment = '(?>\<\<PipeScript\{\})' 

    $endComment   = '(?>PipeScript\{\})'    

    $StartPattern = "(?<PSStart>${startComment})"

    $EndPattern   = "(?<PSEnd>${endComment})"

    $Interpreter = $ExecutionContext.SessionState.InvokeCommand.GetCommand('bash','Application')

    $LanguageName = 'Bash'

    Export-ModuleMember -Variable * -Function * -Alias *

} -AsCustomObject

$languageDefinition.pstypenames.clear()

$languageDefinition.pstypenames.add("Language")

$languageDefinition.pstypenames.add("Language.Bash")

$this.psobject.properties.add([PSNoteProperty]::new('Self',$languageDefinition))

}

$this.Self

}