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squiggle-lang

v0.14.0

Published

An experimental programming language

Downloads

15

Readme

squiggle

Build Status npm version

What is it?

A compile-to-JS programming language.

How do I install it?

npm install -g squiggle-lang

How do I use it?

Please follow the tutorial.

Which browsers/environments are supported?

Squiggle's JS output should run in any ES5 environment. It requires strict mode, Object.getPrototypeOf, Object.create, and Object.freeze, which all cannot be shimmed correctly. See the ES5 compatibility chart. Essentially, it means IE10+, Safari 6+, and Node v0.10+ should all be supported.

Code of conduct

This project uses the Contributor Covenant as its code of conduct.

License

MIT

Contributors

Squiggle is primarily authored by Brian Mock. Additional contributors are listed in CONTRIBUTORS.md.

Contributing

  • Click the "Fork" repository button and locally clone your fork
  • Use a terminal and cd into the new directory
  • Install Node.js
  • npm install (this will install the dependencies needed)
  • node src/main.js
  • Optional: npm link so you can just run squiggle