Contitional Scripting #10

Allow for the use of IF, ELSE, ELIF , and comparison operators:

==
!=
>
<
>=
<=

Using the following syntax:

IF condition == True {
     # Script goes here
} ELSE {
    # Script goes hers
} ELIF {
    # Script goes here
}

Variables:

Requesting Input:

IF INP IS SET TO BOOL THEN IT SHOULD SHOW A YES OR NO INPUT.

E.G.:

INP my_text = type, "my custom text here"
IF my_text == True { 
    #  SCRIPT HERE
}

would then display:

[INPUT] my custom text here | Y/N:

Where Y = True and N = False. With any Y/N "confirmer" it will always accept variations so lowercase, the word form (e..g "yes" "no") and will not be case sensitive.

Where type can be either STR, INT, FLOAT, LIST, DICT, etc

Usage of type casing such as int(x) or float(x), string(x).

FOR and WHILE loops, and MATCH functions (example below):

MATCH command {
    "install" {
        EXEC "pacman -S package"
    }
    "update" {
        EXEC "pacman -Syu"
    }
    DEFAULT {
        ECHO "Unknown command"
    }
}

File operations commands such as:

• DELETE
• FORCE
• CLONE (for cloning another repo if needed for an install)
• COPY
• RENAME
• ROLLBACK

The ROLLBACK tool will be used to undo a specific amount of previous actions. The old files WILL ALWAYS be saved in a ._backup folder with a list of commands run too. This expands upon the existing ROLLBACK feature ( fdf rollback ) which undoes an entire script.