Tons of languages. Tons of snippets. Run them all!
Quickstart:
If you have Nix then clone the repo and:
nix-env -i -f .
babix babix.orgThe initial install will take ..a while.
Once running, Ctrl-C Ctrl-C on any code-block.
Installation:
Add the following to your system or user packages:
pkgs.fetchFromGitHub {
owner = "dustinlacewell";
repo = "tower-of-babix";
rev = "a6c8ece992bffeae3788425dd4b3b5871e66a900";
sha256 = "0ww2q5gykxm802z1kffmnrfahjlx123j1gfszklpsv0b1fccm100";
}Usage:
babix [BABIX-OPTS] [EMACS-OPTS] FILE
BABIX-OPTS:
-h list usage
-themes list theme names & exit
-theme NAME use theme called NAME
EMACS-OPTS:
typical Emacs options
It’s kind of like Rosetta Code, but you can actually run all the snippets.
By leveraging Nix, you can browse and execute snippets from our library right inside Emacs.
Of course you can write your own snippets too!
Emacs has a crazy package called Orgmode which is like a souped up Markdown made by nerd geniuses (god bless them).
One of its features is that it can execute code-blocks!
But in order to execute block of various languages, you need all those compilers and runtimes.
Nix makes it easy to get them all to you.
- Awk
- Bash
- C
- C++
- C#
- D
- Emacs Lisp
- F#
- Fortran
- Go
- Javascript
- Lua
- NASM
- OCaml
- Python
- R
- Ruby
- Rust
- Scheme