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# Quick Start

## Installation : 

You can install DuckyMorph either from PyPI or directly from source.

#### Install from PyPI

```bash
pip install duckymorph
```

#### Install from Source

```bash
git clone https://github.com/0xLava101/duckymorph.git
cd duckymorph
pip install -e .
```

### Basic Usage : 

Once installed, you can start using DuckyMorph programmatically in Python.

#### Parse DuckyScript and Generate Code

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

# Initialize parser
parser = DuckyParser()

# Parse DuckyScript input
parser.parse("""
REM Example payload
STRING Hello World
DELAY 1000
STRINGLN Done
""")

# Get AST
ast = parser.get_ast()

# Select generator
generator = CodeGeneratorsFactory.get_generator("arduino")

# Generate target code
code = generator.generate_code(ast)

print(code)
```

### CLI Quick Example : 

You can also use the CLI directly:

#### Parse a file

```bash
duckymorph parse payload.ds
```

#### Generate Arduino code

```bash
duckymorph generate payload.ds --transpiler arduino --output out.ino
```

#### List available transpilers

```bash
duckymorph transpilers
```


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