1.13.0 - July 21, 2016

Changes

1.13.0 Jul 21 2016

• Restructure the code to keep it on par with the JavaScript and Go versions (PR #30):
  • rivescript.parser now contains all the parsing code:
    parse() and check_syntax() are moved here.
  • Triggers are stored internally in only one place now, like in the
    JavaScript and Go versions. This makes some internal mappings simpler as
    they now point to common references and don't duplicate data in memory.
  • Note: Most of the new rivescript.* modules are still
    private-use-only, even though many internal functions lost their
    underscore prefixes. You should still only use the API functions exposed
    by rivescript.rivescript or what is exported by the top level package.
    The rivescript.parser API will be more public-facing in the future to
    help with third party integrations (currently it still relies on a Python
    object with methods _say and _warn).
• Refactor the RiveScript interactive mode (rivescript.interactive) to use
  argparse instead of getopt and add a pretty ASCII logo.
• Add shell.py as a possibly easier-to-access (and certainly
  easier-to-discover) shortcut to running RiveScript's interactive mode.
  It accepts all the same options and works the same as before.