DSLverkot

DSLverkot is a software framework for developing domain-specific languages (DSLs). It provides facilities to define syntax, semantics, and tooling, and to integrate the DSL with host applications or run it standalone.

The core includes a language kernel for common constructs, a grammar description front-end that yields an abstract syntax tree and semantic model, and back-ends that generate code for host languages or emit executables. It includes a type system, error reporting, and verification passes.

Interoperability is a central aim. DSLverkot supports embedding DSLs in languages such as Python, Java, or Rust, with adapters that connect data and control flow between the DSL and the host. Tooling covers testing, documentation, and library management.

Origins and status: the project is open source and maintained by a community of contributors with active releases and documentation. It is used for configuration, data transformation, and domain-specific querying in various domains.

As a platform, DSLverkot emphasizes portability and extensibility, encouraging reusable grammar modules and cross-language pipelines. The ecosystem includes example grammars, reference implementations, and community forums.

Licensing and governance: the project adopts an open-source license, and governance is community-driven with contribution guidelines and a proposal process.