sbeditor (Rival to project_json_capabilites)

[FAReTek1]

scratchattach.editor (sbeditor v2)

This is my response after seeing project_json_capabilites.py. Due to various code style issues mentioned in #291, this is an objectively cleaner version (with type hinting and a modular structure inspired by scratchattach.site).
I also call it sbeditor v2 because it is a revamp of my old, flawed sbeditor project.

This pr will remain a draft until the project has reached the same level of capability as project_json_capabilites.py (it's getting close, and has other features as well).

Advantages to project_json_capabilites.py

• PyCharm doesn't kill you for the number of warnings
• Modular code (not so much in 1 single file)
• Doesn't do horrific one-liners such as [sound for sprite in self.sprites for sound in sprite.sounds] + [costume for sprite in self.sprites for costume in sprite.costumes]
• Doesn't override builtin names
• Type hinting
• Understands the 'weird list at the end of the blocks list' as a prim
• Defines attributes in __init__
• Uses @staticmethod and @property
• Has line breaks for readability
• Doesn't use mutable default arguments (that will save some people a lot of pain)
• Can read scripts from the backpack
• Can directly export and run projects
• Supports TurboWarp's 'platform' metadata attribute
• Checks vm value in metadata (thanks to TurboWarp for the regex)
• Cleaner class-based system
• Uses enums e.g. for extensions
• TWConfig parser
• proccode parsing
• A todo list

• And more

[FAReTek1]

i might be able to say that this is more powerful that the original proejct_json_capabilites module except that it doesn't have much integration with scratchattach

[TheCommCraft]

What is Singleton in this context?

[FAReTek1]

its for a value that says that a block shape is not possible to determine with just opcode (control_stop) (maybe this should be changed) as well as a value that represents the abscence of a sprite so one is automatically assigned (if you are using a with statement with sprite)

its a singleton so there is only 1 instance of these classes, so im using the 'is' keyword. i think there is a bit more tesing to do with it since the two singleton instances i mentioned at the start might be the same instance

[FAReTek1]

i should probably add a documentation so other people can understand the stuff because its not a perfectly intuitive system i guess

[FAReTek1]

just checked

from scratchattach.editor.build_defaulting import SPRITE_DEFAULT
from scratchattach.editor.blockshape import YESNT

print(SPRITE_DEFAULT is YESNT)

returns False: the singletons work as intended

[FAReTek1]

i think 'yesnt' should potentially be renamed

[FAReTek1]

i keep merging incoming new commits into this branch which makes me worried that i might mess things up
Non sbeditor files should be checked before this is merged

[FAReTek1]

i'll rename yesnt and merge this maybe
i think yesnt should be renamed to 'mutation_dependent' or something

[FAReTek1]

there are still more features to be added