in.flux

in.Flux is a little interpreted programming language I created to learn how interpreted languages work

Planned features:

Builtin macros:

let oneThroughFive = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
let data = {"spam": "eggs", "foo": 5}
// println prints strings, numbers, and raw versions of objects to stdout, followed by a newline character
println("Strings and numbers and objects can be printed, followed by a newline \n")
println(5)
println(oneThroughFive)
println(data)

Function chaining:

let addStuff = fn(x, y) {
  x + y;
};
let numberIsntFive = fn(x) {
  x != 5
}
let wasSuccess = fn(res) {
  if res == true {
    println("Success!")
  } else {
    println("Failure :(")
  }
}

// Will take the output from addStuff(5, 10) and feed it into numberIsntFive which feeds into wasSuccess
addStuff(5, 10)->numberIsntFive->wasSuccess

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in.flux