scrape: the SCRAtch interPrEter

Scrape is an interpreter to run Scratch projects. First compile .sb3 files into .scrape files using Scrapec, then run .scrape files using Scrape.

Click here to view a demo.

See COMPATIBILITY.md for information on compatibility with Scratch.

Usage

To run a .sb3 file using Scrape, install Scrape and Scrapec using the instructions in the Installation section, and then use the following commands:

scrapec project.sb3 # compile the .sb3 file into a .scrape file
scrape project.scrape # run the .scrape file

Installation

Linux (Flatpak)

Scrape and Scrapec are available for installation on FlatHub.

Scrape

Flatpakref: https://flathub.org/repo/appstream/dev.paullee.scraterpreter.Scrape.flatpakref

flatpak install flathub dev.paullee.scraterpreter.Scrape
alias scrape='flatpak run dev.paullee.scraterpreter.Scrape' # Put this in your .*rc file. (Like .bashrc, .zshrc, etc.)

Scrapec

Flatpakref: https://flathub.org/repo/appstream/dev.paullee.scraterpreter.Scrapec.flatpakref

flatpak install flathub dev.paullee.scraterpreter.Scrapec
alias scrapec='flatpak run dev.paullee.scraterpreter.Scrapec' # Put this in your .*rc file. (Like .bashrc, .zshrc, etc.)

Linux (Snap)

Scrape Snaps are available for installation at the Snap Store.

sudo snap install scraterpreter # install scrape

# Add the following aliases to your .*rc file. (Like .bashrc, .zshrc, etc.)
alias scrape=scraterpreter.scrape
alias scrapec=scraterpreter.scrapec

Windows (MSI and PIP)

Scrape is available as an MSI on our releases page. Scrapec is available as a PIP package on the PYPI. There may be some issues with PATH on Windows. Please contact us by creating a GitHub issue or by sending us an email (contact AT paullee DOT dev).

Build Instructions

Linux

git clone https://github.com/scraterpreter/scrape.git # clones the repository
cd scrape
mkdir build # creates the build directory
cd build
cmake .. # uses CMake to create a Makefile
make install # builds the source code and installs the binary