.parse()
===============

This function parses reStructuredPython

How to use: 

.. code-block:: python

    import restructuredpython as repy

    code = '''
    #hello.repy
    name = "sharktide"
    def say_hello(name) {
        print("reStructuredPython is Awesome!")
        return name
    }
    def say_bye(name) {
    print(f'Bye {name}')
    }
    name |> say_hello |> say_bye
    '''
    python_code = repy.parse(code)
    print(python_code)

This will throw only parsing errors.

Output of running this:

.. code-block::

    #hello.repy
    name = "sharktide"
    def say_hello(name) :
        print("reStructuredPython is Awesome!")
        return name
    def say_bye(name) :
    print(f'Bye {name}')
    say_bye(say_hello(name))

This will only throw errors from the compiler, *not* python. 
This will still look for included header files in the shell directory.