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# Code Transpiration

## Code Transpilation

DuckyMorph supports two ways to transpile DuckyScript into target source code.

* **High-Level API** — recommended for most users.
* **Low-Level API** — provides direct access to the internal components.

### High-Level API

The high-level API uses the `DuckyMorph` facade to handle parsing and code generation.

```python
from duckymorph import DuckyMorph

dm = DuckyMorph()

ast = dm.parse_duckyscript(script_file="payload.ds")

generated_code = dm.generate_code(
    generate="arduino",
    ast=ast
)

print(generated_code)
```

This approach is simple and suitable for most use cases.

***

### Low-Level API

Advanced users can interact directly with the parser and code generators.

```python
from duckymorph.core.ducky_parser import DuckyParser
from duckymorph.core.code_generators.factory import CodeGeneratorsFactory

parser = DuckyParser()

parser.parse("""
GUI r
STRING notepad
ENTER
""")

ast = parser.get_ast()

generator = CodeGeneratorsFactory.get_generator("arduino")

generated_code = generator.generate_code(ast)

print(generated_code)
```

The low-level API provides more control over the transpilation pipeline and is useful for advanced integrations or framework extensions.


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