[DRAFT] Add support for lisp eval support for S Expressions #209
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This adds support for evaluating S Expressions using various lisp-like languages (whichever is available in a system). The main logic seems to be working when tested outside albert.
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I need help with local testing. I followed
CONTRIBUTING.mdby cloning this repo intogit clone https://github.com/<username>/python.git ~/Library/Application\ Support/albert/python/pluginsand used PyCharmCE and pointed it to use the venv that came with albert. However,from albert import *still fails as thealbertmodule is not available.pip3 install albertdoes not seem to work asalbertis not a PyPI published package. Is there a step by step guide to follow to make available thealbertdev module?Also, it would probably be useful to show the list of available lisp interpreters for the user to choose in Albert plugin settings. I am not too concerned about that for now, as the functionality is intended for simple short evaluations of one-liners, and those tend to be just simple calculators.