skeShell

skeShell is a command-line shell designed for the Ske programming language. It provides an interactive environment for executing Ske code, managing processes, and interacting with the operating system. Similar to other shells like Bash or Zsh, skeShell allows users to type commands and receive immediate feedback.

The primary purpose of skeShell is to offer a convenient way to develop and test Ske programs. Users can directly input Ske expressions and statements, and the shell will interpret and execute them. This includes features like variable assignment, function calls, and control flow structures. Error handling is also a key aspect, with skeShell providing informative messages to help developers debug their Ske code.

Beyond executing Ske code, skeShell incorporates functionalities typical of a system shell. It supports command history, allowing users to recall and re-execute previous commands. Autocompletion for Ske keywords, variables, and file paths can significantly speed up the command-line workflow. Additionally, skeShell can be used to launch and manage external processes, pipe output between commands, and redirect input and output.

The development of skeShell is closely tied to the Ske language itself, aiming to provide a seamless and integrated experience for Ske programmers. Its design prioritizes ease of use and efficiency for tasks involving Ske code execution and system interaction. While specific features may evolve with Ske language updates, the core functionality remains focused on providing a robust command-line interface for the Ske ecosystem.