Crates.io | itsy |
lib.rs | itsy |
version | 0.4.0 |
source | src |
created_at | 2019-03-10 10:37:32.744664 |
updated_at | 2022-06-12 14:01:22.321323 |
description | Strongly typed scripting language with a rusty syntax and nice Rust integration. |
homepage | |
repository | https://github.com/sinesc/itsy.git |
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Strongly typed scripting language with a rusty syntax and easy Rust integration written entirely in safe Rust.
State of the project: Feature-incomplete, totally NOT ready for production, syntax and APIs may change, expect many bugs and bad diagnostic. Possibly fun to play with.
Clone the repository. It contains VSCode tasks to run the currently opened .itsy
-source. Open a file (e.g. itsy/examples/mandelbrot.itsy
) in the editor, run the task
"cargo run file in runner". This will build the run
application and use it to run the opened file.
Add the following to our Cargo.toml
to make Itsy avaialble in your project.
[dependencies]
itsy = "0.4"
Once installed it can be used in your project like this:
use itsy::{itsy_api, build_str, run};
// Define an API of Rust functions that are callable from the Itsy script.
itsy_api!(MyAPI, (), {
fn print(&mut context, value: &str) {
println!("print: {}", value);
}
// ... more functions ...
});
fn main() {
// Build the itsy program and link it to the MyAPI API we created above.
let program = build_str::<MyAPI>("
// An Itsy program that calls the Rust 'print' function.
fn main() {
print(\"Hello from Itsy!\");
}
").unwrap();
run(&program, &mut ()).unwrap();
}
Crate reference: here
Language reference: non-existent, some differences listed here