≡quivalence is a version-aware adaptation ecosystem that automatically resolves, maps, and rewrites source code and cross-OS paths using lightweight SDL rulesets.
$ equivalence-engine -p ./src \
--from 5.15 --to 6.0 \
--library python/PyQt
[info] Resolving migration path...
[path] PyQt 5.15 -> PyQt 6.0 (1 step)
[info] Applying 5.15-6.0.sdl rules...
[done] 42 files refactored in 18ms.
A modular suite of libraries, rulesets, actions, and tools working in perfect unison.
The core D-based compiler and CLI binary. It analyzes files, fetches remote/local rulesets, maps dependency pathways, and transforms files in-place or into output directories.
View Engine Docs →A modular and reusable GitHub Action. Automate migrations, API updates, or platform adaptation in your CI pipelines with full pinning capabilities.
View on GitHub →The core D-library underpinning the engine. Incorporate path resolution, SDL parsing, and text replacements natively into your own custom D tools and compilers.
View on GitHub →The official code adaptation rules repository. Includes comprehensive SDL patterns for migrating libraries, such as PyQt5 to PyQt6 class and module translations.
View on GitHub →A dedicated domain ruleset mapping abstract system directories (`lib_dir`, `config_dir`) into literal concrete paths across Linux, Ubuntu, macOS, and Windows.
View on GitHub →Experience the rule engine in real-time. Choose a migration and watch how code and paths dynamically refactor.
Get the Equivalence CLI installed on your local workstation in seconds.
winget install AMDphreak.EquivalenceEngine
brew tap AMDphreak/homebrew-tap
brew install equivalence-engine