It is research code (read very unpolished) but you can get inspiration from pyggp [1]. More specifically, the game_description_language module. I implemented pyggp for my masters thesis. It's a proof of concept and will be iterated upon.
I learned about GDL several years ago from folk working on General Game Player AIs, that is AI that could play any well described game. They were working primarily in Java at the time. A casual search show that, shockingly, there is no python library available for GDL (yet), they are still using Java.
Turbo Pascal was my first programming language! I think I was 10 or 11 y.o. when my school teacher introduced us to it. I still like its simplicity, Python (my main language now) reminds me of it.
Just a few weeks ago I was searching for such a solution (IDE for databases in browsers without viz) and I found a bit old but still very good and simple to use project https://github.com/sqlpad/sqlpad/
I set it up for our company yesterday and it works great
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