For COMS 3261 @ Columbia. Not production ready as of now.
An "English" flavored psuedo-language to take a description of a finite state machine and turn it into a native HTML/CSS web display. The groundwork of this application is created but all the possible direction vectors need to be inputted as well as the modulo exceptions. Ex:
"start at C, C to B on 1, B to C on 0, B to Y on X, Y to B on 1, K to C on 0, C to K on 1, K to B on 0, K to Y on 1, end at Y"
How it works:
var input = "start at C, C to B on 1, B to C on 0, B to Y on X, Y to B on 1, K to C on 0, C to K on 1, K to B on 0, K to Y on 1, end at Y ";
mac = new machine(input, "#testcase");The first input is the string to convert, and latter input is the name of the element to insert the computed FSM into.
Current commands:
start at : indicates state is the origin point.
end at : indicates state is the end point.
a to b : indicates an arrow drawn from state a to b. States will be inserted as declared here.
a to b on 0 : indicates an arrow to be drawn with a label indicating the trigger
Commas are optional, spaces are just as good.
Future commands:
declare a, b, c; : indicates to raw input states in declared order
a to itself : indicates an arrow to itself
spaced out : indicates for states to spaced out every other state (optimal for 5 state machines)
"" : will treat quotes as a state with no parsing of conflicting keywords. Preserves spaces