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This is an implementation of the now best language ever! (konscript)
And yes, I am very aware I went about a very, er, non-conventional, way of parsing a language, and is probably riddled with bugs and edge-cases. However, this is dogescript, so anything goes!
konni konscript er 'very konni'
kdef konn med foo bar bat
kall console.kon med foo
kdef nested
kall console.kon med ['konni', 'kon']
enda
kall nested
enda bar
npm install -g konscript
konscript without a file launches a REPL.
konscript location/to/konscript.kjs pipes the result to stdout. Use a command like konscript konscript.kjs > compiled.js to save to a file.
Options:
--beautify - Runs the code through a beautifier.konscript(file, beauty, trueDoge)
file - A string of Dogescript.beauty - A boolean, set to true if you want the output to be ran through a beautifier.trueDoge - A boolean, set to true if you want to enable true-doge mode.Check out LANGUAGE.md for some documentation. Otherwise, look at the example files in this repo.
FAQs
konni kon konni konni
We found that konscript demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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