Main SYNX site: https://synx.aperturesyndicate.com/

SYNX for Mojo (`bindings/mojo`)

Version: 3.6.1 — same semantics as synx-core, without maintaining a second grammar implementation in Mojo.

What this is (and is not)

This folder provides synx/interop.mojo — thin wrappers around Modular’s Calling Python from Mojo API, importing synx_native (the PyO3 / maturin extension — same as pip install synx-format).
It is not a from-scratch Mojo tokenizer/parser/engine: duplicating synx-core + !active + .synxb + !tool in pure Mojo would be a large, separate project (similar in scope to maintaining @aperturesyndicate/synx-format alongside Rust).

Honest analogy with this repo:

You said	In-repo reality
“like JS”	`packages/synx-js` is a second implementation (large maintenance).
“like Python”	`bindings/python` is Rust (`synx-core`) via PyO3, not a pure Python parser.

This Mojo path matches Python’s pattern: one engine (synx_native), many language frontends.

Mojo + default CPython visible to Mojo
Python package synx-format (provides synx_native):
```
pip install synx-format
```
Or from this repo: cd bindings/python && maturin develop (uses the same Python env Mojo will load).

Mojo (`synx.interop`)	Python (`synx_native`)
`parse_json`	`parse_to_json`
`parse_active_json`	`parse_active_to_json`
`parse_tool_json`	`parse_tool_to_json`
`stringify_json`	`stringify_json`
`format_synx`	`format`
`diff_json`	`diff_json`
`compile_hex`	`compile_hex` (`.synxb` as lowercase hex)
`decompile_hex`	`decompile_hex`
`is_synxb_hex`	`is_synxb_hex` (magic probe from hex prefix)

Note: parse_*_json / diff_json / stringify_json use canonical JSON (sorted object keys) from Rust, aligned with synx-core::to_json.

From bindings/mojo (after pip install synx-format into the Python Mojo uses):

mojo run examples/demo.mojo

Expected output: one line of JSON for name / count.

bindings/mojo/
  README.md
  synx/
    interop.mojo
  examples/
    demo.mojo

Behavior is defined by synx-core 3.6.x and tests/conformance/ — Mojo code only forwards strings to Python.