SyntaX is a lightweight, easy-to-use utility library designed to bring the simplicity of Python's syntax to the Node.js Ecosystem.

Are you tired of JavaScript's asynchronous readline complexity or verbose console.log boilerplate? SyntaX allows you to write cleaner, more readable code. It provides a synchronous, straightforward way to handle CLI tasks without the callback hell.

• Python-like Syntax: Familiar functions like print(), input(), and randint().
• Synchronous I/O: Provides a clean, sequential flow for CLI applications.
• Zero Complex Dependencies: Lightweight and optimized for Node.js environments.
• Flexible Output: print() supports multiple arguments of any type.
• Human-Readable Math: Simplified random and square root functions.

To keep this documentation clean, we have provided a dedicated example file. You can find comprehensive usage examples covering:

• Simplified I/O (print and input with optional prompts)
• Logic & Math Helpers (randint, square_root)
• System Utilities (clear screen and sleep)

👉 Check out samples.js for ready-to-use code snippets!

1. Download the bettersyntax.js file.
2. Ensure you have readline-sync installed in your project.
3. Place bettersyntax.js in your project folder.
4. Import the required functions into your script using the standard require method.

If you want to use SyntaX globally:

1. Create a global folder for your utilities.
2. Link the file using npm link or add the folder to your NODE_PATH.
3. Now you can import it from any local project!

The library wraps Node's internal processes into a synchronous object. By utilizing the spread operator, the print() function can handle multiple data types simultaneously, mirroring the flexibility found in the other versions of the SyntaX ecosystem.

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