productive-script

[abandoned/deprecated]

installation

not realeased yet, so you have to clone the repo typescript needed to be install globally

npm i typescript -g

gh repo clone tanay-pingalkar/productive-script

and then

npm i

then

npm run watch

in another terminal

npm start / npm run dev

it will ask for

file name :-

type hello and enter you will see

reading..
file is ready!
OUTPUT:
hello world

it means that you have productive-script working on your machine

learn

simple hello world

create a file in the in repo's dir with the extention .pds and type following

*pt("hello world")

you will see hello world printed below the output like this

reading..
file is ready!
OUTPUT:
hello world

*pt()is a language function to print variables or any kind of data.

declare variable

#int num="number"

will throw error like this, because you cannot assign a string to a number

cant assign "number" to number
the error has occure on line 1

Corection

#int num=55
*pt(num)

this will print number 55. You can similarly declare string but with different prefix.

#str helloString="hello world"
*pt(helloString)

identifiers

as you can see to declare variables we are using different prefix but did you notice that there is something common in #int and #str. You guess it! the # is common. # is an identifier. there is another identifier called $ to declare a constant variable. And * identifies that this is an language function.

expression

#int expre=1+2/3*6
*pt(expre)

guess the output..