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-### HTpy: Still in Development Preview
+### HTpy
 
 **HTpy** is a custom scripting language designed to transpile AHK-like syntax files into Python scripts. It allows users to write scripts using HTpy syntax and convert them into executable Python code.
 
-**Note:** This project is still in development.
-
 #### Try It Out
 
 You can experiment with HTpy syntax using the [HTpy online editor](https://themaster1127.github.io/HTpy/). Note that this editor provides only a subset of HTpy functionality.
@@ -43,216 +41,27 @@ That's it! SciTE4HTH gives you a user-friendly environment to write HTpy scripts
 
 HTpy currently supports a subset of commands similar to AutoHotkey:
 
-- `msgbox`: Display a message box.
-- `sleep`: Pause script execution for a specified duration.
-- Variables: Declare and manipulate variables.
-- `Random`: Generate random numbers within specified ranges.
-- `if`, `else if`, `else`
-- `Loop, `
 - Functions
-- return
+- If, else, else if
+- Random
+- Sleep
+- Msgbox
+- FileRead
+- FileAppend
+- SetTimer
+- Labels
+- Gosub
+- Return/return
+- Loop
 - Loop, Parse
-
-Here's an example of HTpy syntax:
-
-```ahk
-gameLogic(randomNumber, userNumber, numOfGuesses)
-{
-    g := str(numOfGuesses)
-    if (randomNumber = userNumber)
-    {
-        MsgBox, You win in %g% guesses
-        Sleep, 500
-        return "end"
-    }
-    else if (randomNumber < userNumber)
-    {
-        msgbox, Lower
-    }
-    else
-    {
-        msgbox, Higher
-    }
-    return "not over"
-}
-
-
-Game()
-{
-    msgbox, Welcome to Guess the Number
-    Sleep, 700
-    Random, ran, 1, 100
-    guesses := 0
-    Loop
-    {
-        userNum := int(input("enter a number form 1 to 100: "))
-        guesses := guesses + 1
-        out := gameLogic(ran, userNum, guesses)
-        if (out = "end")
-        {
-            msgbox, Thanks for playing
-            msgbox, exiting in 4
-            Sleep, 1000
-            msgbox, exiting in 3
-            Sleep, 1000
-            MsgBox, exiting in 2
-            Sleep, 1000
-            msgbox, exiting in 1
-            Sleep, 1000
-            Msgbox, bye
-            Sleep, 250
-            break
-        }
-    }
-}
-
-
-msgbox, hello
-Sleep, 1000
-msgbox, wanna play a game
-answerToWannaPlay := input("y/n`n")
-
-
-if (answerToWannaPlay = "y")
-{
-    Game()
-}
-else 
-{
-    msgbox, oh ok bye
-    Sleep, 1000
-}
-```
-
------> in python
-
-
-HTpy will automatically import the python library we need. 
-
-```py
-import time
-import random
-# Define a dictionary to store dynamic variables
-variables = {}
-
-def gameLogic(randomNumber, userNumber, numOfGuesses):
-    variables['randomNumber'] = randomNumber
-    variables['userNumber'] = userNumber
-    variables['numOfGuesses'] = numOfGuesses
-
-    variables['g'] = str(variables['numOfGuesses'])
-    if (variables['randomNumber'] == variables['userNumber']):
-        print("You win in " + variables['g'] + " guesses")
-        time.sleep(500 / 1000)
-        return "end"
-    elif (variables['randomNumber'] < variables['userNumber']):
-        print("Lower")
-    else:
-        print("Higher")
-    return "not over"
-
-def Game():
-    print("Welcome to Guess the Number")
-    time.sleep(700 / 1000)
-    variables['ran'] = random.randint(1, 100)
-    variables['guesses'] = 0
-    for A_Index1, value in enumerate(iter(int, 1), start=1):
-        variables['userNum'] = int(input("enter a number form 1 to 100: "))
-        variables['guesses'] = variables['guesses'] + 1
-        variables['out'] = gameLogic(variables['ran'], variables['userNum'], variables['guesses'])
-        if (variables['out'] == "end"):
-            print("Thanks for playing")
-            print("exiting in 4")
-            time.sleep(1000 / 1000)
-            print("exiting in 3")
-            time.sleep(1000 / 1000)
-            print("exiting in 2")
-            time.sleep(1000 / 1000)
-            print("exiting in 1")
-            time.sleep(1000 / 1000)
-            print("bye")
-            time.sleep(250 / 1000)
-            break
-
-print("hello")
-time.sleep(1000 / 1000)
-print("wanna play a game")
-variables['answerToWannaPlay'] = input("y/n\n")
-
-if (variables['answerToWannaPlay'] == "y"):
-    Game()
-else:
-    print("oh ok bye")
-    time.sleep(1000 / 1000)
-```
-
-Here is another exmaple whit a Loop, Parse
-
-```ahk
-var1 := "item1|item2|item3|item4"
-Loop, Parse, var1, "|"
-{
-msgbox, % A_Index
-msgbox, % A_LoopField 
-}
-
-
-var2 := "item1`nitem2`ritem3`nitem4"
-Loop, Parse, var2, `n, `r
-{
-msgbox, % A_Index
-msgbox, % A_LoopField 
-}
-
-
-
-Loop, 4
-{
-msgbox, % A_Index
-Loop, 4
-{
-msgbox, % A_Index
-}
-
-msgbox, % A_Index
-}
-```
-
----> in python
-
-```py
-# Define a dictionary to store dynamic variables
-variables = {}
-
-
-def LoopParseFunc(var, delimiter1="", delimiter2=""):
-    import re
-    if not delimiter1 and not delimiter2:
-        # If no delimiters are provided, return a list of characters
-        items = list(var)
-    else:
-        # Construct the regular expression pattern for splitting the string
-        pattern = r'[' + re.escape(delimiter1) + re.escape(delimiter2) + r']+'
-        # Split the string using the constructed pattern
-        items = re.split(pattern, var)
-    return items
-
-variables['var1'] = "item1|item2|item3|item4"
-items = LoopParseFunc(variables['var1'], "|", "")
-for variables['A_Index1'], variables['A_LoopField1'] in enumerate(items, start=1):
-    print(variables['A_Index1'])
-    print(variables['A_LoopField1'])
-
-variables['var2'] = "item1\nitem2\ritem3\nitem4"
-items = LoopParseFunc(variables['var2'], "\n", "\r")
-for variables['A_Index2'], variables['A_LoopField2'] in enumerate(items, start=1):
-    print(variables['A_Index2'])
-    print(variables['A_LoopField2'])
-
-for variables['A_Index3'] in range(1, 4 + 1):
-    print(variables['A_Index3'])
-    for variables['A_Index4'] in range(1, 4 + 1):
-        print(variables['A_Index4'])
-
-    print(variables['A_Index3'])
-```
+- Variables
+- RunCMD and ExitApp
+- Comments
+- Sort
+- Endpoint
+- getDataFromAPI and getDataFromJSON
+- Math Functions
+- Build-in Functions
+- Build-in Variables
+
+here is the full documentation: [Documentation](https://github.com/TheMaster1127/HTpy/wiki)