Piratelang is a dynamically-typed interpreted scripting language based on pirates.
This is primarily a hobby project, but with the eventual aim of being usable for more than hobbyist workloads.
To try out Piratelang, you can run the REPL in this repo (cargo run -p repl from the root folder). You can also look at the examples folder (within _examples) if you want to have a cursory look at what code currently looks like, as they are used for tests.
You can also try the CLI with cargo run -p piratelang-cli run <file-name>. Currently there's only one command to run a file, but if you don't want to use the REPL and want to run a file instead, the CLI is there!
- Add basic type primitives
- Declare variables
- If statements
- Mathematical operators
- Functions
- Chained functions
- Add lists
- Add structs
- "Extends" syntax for adding chained methods to structs
- File imports
- Ability to use Rust functions under the hood for stdlib
- Design a standard library
- Write a standard library
- Write a web server using Piratelang
- (Github-based) Package management