A ruby2julia transpiler made with ❤️.

Ruby(MRI) 1.9.3 and up

$ gem install julializer

From your codebase:

require 'julializer'
Julializer.ruby2julia("3.5.round") # round(Int64,3.5)

Available from CLI too:

$ echo echo -1.6.to_i | julializer
trunc(Int64,parse(string((-1.6))));
$ cat sample.rb
for i in 0..list.size-1
  list[i] = (i-list.size/2).abs
end
$ julializer sample.rb
for i::Int64 = 0:size(list)[1]-1;list[i+1]=abs((i-size(list)[1]/2));;end;;

As of v0.1.0, very limited number of classes and methods are supported as shown below.

• Supported Classes
  • Most methods are available
    • TrueClass, FalseClass, Fixnum, Float, integer, Numeric, Random
  • Very limited methods are available
    • Array, Range, Hash
• Supported Modules
  • Math
• Supported Syntax
  • def
  • while, next, for, if..elsif..end
  • global variable, constant

But there are very many differences between Ruby and Julia which I have no idea how to fix as of now. For example:

• Julia doesn't have Class concept(there is workaround though) but Ruby does
• Julia does not have a "null" value but Ruby does
  • For example in Ruby [1,2,3].slice!(4) will return null but in julia there is no nil therefore this raises causes error.
  • Current workaround for this is, do not write this way, instead you need to check boundary by yourself.
• And many more gaps to be solved
  • e.g.) In Julia typemax() and typemin() returns Inf but in Ruby Float::MAX, Float::MIN have specific value

For more information about what methods are available in detail, I'm still on a way to write spec and documentation. If anyone out there would want it early, it'd be more than helpful if you can join us by opening new issues for example. Your contribution is more than welcome all the time.

MIT