lisp.js

with inspiration from @maryrosecook's little lisp interpreter and norvig's lispy

don't use this for anything that matters pls

$ npm install --save brandly-lisp

usage

use it with node

var Lisp = require('brandly-lisp');

var lisp = new Lisp();
console.log(lisp.exec('(+ 2 2)'));
//  => 4

or you can use it in a browser

<script src="dist/lisp.js">
<script>
  var lisp = new Lisp();
  console.log(lisp.exec('(+ 2 2)'));
  //  => 4
</script>

or you can try it out online

or install the cli

development

$ npm install
$ npm test

to build a standalone file for the browser

$ npm run browser