### Complete Bin-snake Workflow Example

Source: https://context7.com/mecaneer23/bin-snake/llms.txt

Demonstrates the end-to-end process of developing with bin-snake: creating a Python script, converting it to bin-snake format using the command line, executing the bin-snake file, and finally compiling it back to Python to verify the round-trip conversion. Also shows programmatic conversion from a bin-snake file.

```python
# Step 1: Create a Python file
with open("my_program.py", "w") as f:
    f.write('''def greet(name):
    print(f"Hello, {name}!")

greet("World")''')

# Step 2: Convert Python to bin-snake using command line
# $ python bin_snake.py --write my_program.py
# Output: Created: my_program.bs

# Step 3: Run the bin-snake file
# $ python bin_snake.py --run my_program.bs
# Output: Hello, World!

# Step 4: Compile back to Python (verify round-trip)
# $ python bin_snake.py --compile my_program.bs
# Output: Created: my_program.py

# Programmatic usage example
from bin_snake import bs_to_py

# Read a bin-snake file
with open("examples/factorial_setVal.bs", "r") as f:
    binary_content = f.read()

# Convert to Python
python_code = bs_to_py(binary_content)
print("Converted code:")
print(python_code)

```

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### Execute Python Code from Binary (Python)

Source: https://context7.com/mecaneer23/bin-snake/llms.txt

Demonstrates how to execute Python code represented in binary format using the bin-snake library. It takes binary content and an execution flag to run the converted Python code. The output of the execution is printed.

```python
print("\nExecution result:")
bs_to_py(binary_content, should_execute=True)
# Output: 120
```

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### Interpret and Execute Bin-snake Binary String

Source: https://context7.com/mecaneer23/bin-snake/llms.txt

This command-line function interprets and executes a bin-snake program provided directly as a binary string. It's useful for quick testing of small binary code snippets without needing to create a file. Handles invalid input by reporting an error message.

```bash
# Simple print statement in binary
python bin_snake.py --interpret "0111000001110010011010010110111001110100001010000010001001001000011010010010001000101001"
# Output: Hi

# Full hello world example
python bin_snake.py -i "011100000111001001101001011011100111010000101000001000100100100001100101011011000110111100101100001000000111011101101111011100100110110001100100001000010010001000101001"
# Output: Hello, world!

# Invalid binary input handling
python bin_snake.py --interpret "Hello123"
# Output: This isn't bs!
```

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### Run Bin-snake File (.bs) Directly

Source: https://context7.com/mecaneer23/bin-snake/llms.txt

This command-line option allows direct execution of '.bs' files without generating an intermediate '.py' file. It interprets the binary code and runs the Python program it represents, streamlining the development and testing process for bin-snake programs. Supports piped input for programs that require it.

```bash
# Run a bin-snake program that prints factorial
python bin_snake.py --run examples/factorial_setVal.bs
# Output: 120

# Run hello world example
python bin_snake.py -r examples/hello_world.bs
# Output: Hello, world!

# Run truth machine (outputs 0 once if input is 0, or outputs 1 forever if input is 1)
echo "0" | python bin_snake.py --run examples/truth_machine.bs
# Output: 0
```

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### Compile Bin-snake File (.bs) to Python File (.py)

Source: https://context7.com/mecaneer23/bin-snake/llms.txt

This command-line utility compiles a '.bs' file containing bin-snake binary code into a human-readable '.py' Python file. It's useful for converting binary programs back into standard Python for review or further modification. The compilation process reconstructs the original Python source.

```bash
# Create a bin-snake file (hello_world.bs)
# Content: 01110000011100100110100101101110011101000010100000100010010010000110010101101100...

# Compile to Python
python bin_snake.py --compile hello_world.bs
# Output: Created: hello_world.py

# The generated hello_world.py will contain:
# print("Hello, world!")

# Using short flag
python bin_snake.py -c examples/factorial.bs
# Output: Created: examples/factorial.py
```

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### Convert Python File (.py) to Bin-snake File (.bs)

Source: https://context7.com/mecaneer23/bin-snake/llms.txt

This command-line utility converts a standard Python '.py' file into a bin-snake binary '.bs' file. It encodes each character of the Python source code into its 8-bit binary ASCII representation, creating the bin-snake format. This is the first step in creating bin-snake programs from existing Python code.

```bash
# Create a Python file (example.py)
# Content: print("Test")

# Convert to bin-snake
python bin_snake.py --write example.py
# Output: Created: example.bs

# Convert factorial example
python bin_snake.py -w examples/factorial.py
# Output: Created: examples/factorial.bs

# The generated .bs file contains the binary representation:
# 01100100011001010110011000100000011001100110000101100011...
```

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### Error Handling for Bin-Snake File Operations (Python)

Source: https://context7.com/mecaneer23/bin-snake/llms.txt

Illustrates error handling for file type validation when using bin-snake. It shows how to catch TypeErrors for incorrect file extensions during compilation and writing operations. It also demonstrates safe conversion with incomplete binary input and filtering of comments/whitespace.

```python
# Handle file type validation
try:
    from bin_snake import _handle_compilation
    _handle_compilation("wrong_extension.txt")
except TypeError as e:
    print(f"Error: {e}")
    # Output: Error: File must be a .bs file

try:
    from bin_snake import _handle_writing
    _handle_writing("script.js")
except TypeError as e:
    print(f"Error: {e}")
    # Output: Error: File must be a .py file

# Safe conversion with invalid input
from bin_snake import bs_to_py

incomplete_binary = "0111000"  # Less than 8 bits
result = bs_to_py(incomplete_binary)
print(f"Result: '{result}'")  # Output: Result: '' (empty string, incomplete byte ignored)

# Binary with comments/whitespace (filtered automatically)
annotated_binary = """
01110000  # 'p'
01110010  # 'r'
01101001  # 'i'
01101110  # 'n'
01110100  # 't'
"""
result = bs_to_py(annotated_binary)
print(result)  # Output: print
```

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### Convert Binary String to Python Code with bin_snake.bs_to_py

Source: https://context7.com/mecaneer23/bin-snake/llms.txt

Converts a string of binary digits (representing ASCII characters) into executable Python code. This function can also optionally execute the generated Python code immediately. Non-binary characters in the input string are ignored.

```python
from bin_snake import bs_to_py

# Convert binary string to Python code
binary_hello = "011100000111001001101001011011100111010000101000001000100100100001100101011011000110111100101100001000000111011101101111011100100110110001100100001000010010001000101001"
python_code = bs_to_py(binary_hello)
print(python_code)
# Output: print("Hello, world!")

# Convert and execute in one step
bs_to_py(binary_hello, should_execute=True)
# Output: Hello, world!

# Example with only binary digits (non-binary characters are filtered)
mixed_input = "0111000001110010  01101001  01101110  01110100"
result = bs_to_py(mixed_input)
print(result)  # Output: print
```

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