Try out Sharick++ right in your browser; our submission for CodeFest III.
If you do not wish to selfhost this project, you can still try it out using this convenient link We stopped hosting this project, you have to build it yourself
Here is a simple "Hello World" program in Sharick++
Console.WriteLine("Hello, World!")You can read up more on Sharick++ by reading the docs here
You can download most of them on their respective websites on Windows and Mac, or use a Package Manager on Linux. You can view instructions to install Sharick++ here
You can download the project in two ways:
git clonethe repository
git clone https://github.com/humboldt123/sharickpen- Alternatively you can download the zip file and unzip it.
Next, open up your terminal of choice and head into the project directory.
cd sharickpenInstall all dependencies for node with npm i:
npm iBuild Sharick++ and locate the Sharick++ executable. This file will most likely be found in Sharick.CLI/bin/Debug/netcoreapp3.1. For windows users it would be called Sharick.CLI.exe or for Linux users, simply Sharick.CLI. Remember the path of this file relative to the index.js.
Open into the config.json file and set sharicklang_path to the aforementioned path. Set sharicklang_debug to true if you want nerd stats displaying with when you do anything. Keep http.port as 80 unless you want it on a different port for some reason.
Set https.enabled to true if you want https and keep the https.port as 443 unless you want it as a different one. Also set https.key_path and https.cert_path. Https is optional and if you are is most likely unnecessary unless you plan to host this project on your own VPS.
Run with npm run run
npm run runLinux users may have to use sudo
sudo npm run runAll of the code and art was made for this codefest. That being said, we utilize some external libraries.
Scientifica(Pixel art font)Ace(Code Editor used for syntax highlighting)Sharick++; While most of Sharick++ was rewritten, it is still the same language as seen in Codefest α