Language support meta-issue about riju HOT 21 OPEN

• https://riju.codes/coconut
• https://riju.codes/nelua
• https://riju.codes/odin
• https://riju.codes/zig

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TLA+
PlusCal

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Janet

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Raku (Docker image)

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Yeah, in its current configuration Riju is limited to languages with a strictly textual input/output model. Anything dependent on a graphical frame or HTML rendering is kind of out of scope, unfortunately. I think things like configuration languages that "compile" to JSON are okay, because there's an obvious thing to print out when "executing" them, but for Svelte it's more like a general transpiler, which isn't the best match for this execution model. There are other applications (https://babeljs.io/repl, https://godbolt.org/, the Svelte REPL you linked) that are better suited for compiler-type tools.

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ryugod.com's security is very poor(it is experimental implimentation and private site). I will open source it to git soon with 400 or more syntax highlighting files. I'm just a securities company worker, not a developer. If you want see my sources, I will send you all of it.
and, you can download all files in docker(Ubuntu 20.04), with command "imshow [filename]" command. or FTP, ssh.
ex) tar cvf buzz.tar /opt/buzz; gzip buzz.tar; imshow buzz.tar.gz
if you see some server code, command "code [filename]"
ex) code .bashrc

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Vyxal?

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• CUE
• F*
• Flix
• Lean
• Nickel (not Nickle)
• Pony
• Pyret

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Hare

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imported comment by @kwshi

Also, WebAssembly?

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http://coconut-lang.org/
A functional-programmer-oriented flavor of Python, made by Harvey Mudd's own Evan Hubinger :)

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Those will both be excellent additions; added to the list.

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We could add Zig.

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https://github.com/clark800/lambda-zero

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Nelua (main branch), Zig (already mentioned) and Odin.

Disclaimer: I am working on Nelua, if you add support for it, then please enable Lua syntax highlighting to have some syntax highlight (although it will be incomplete), because it is a language derived from Lua.

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Svelte already has it's own REPL, but when I saw "Every programming language", I had to check to see if svelte was here!

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@FractalHQ, "Svelte is a language" notwithstanding... is Svelte actually a language? What would "Hello, world" look like?

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It's considered a DSL for authoring web-based applications. At its core, it's a compiler that turns .svelte files containing a superset of HTML, vanilla JS (with utilities for automating reactivity and trivializing state management) and CSS, and spits out highly optimized vanilla JS and HTML. A hello world according to this cheeky Hello Worlds project could look like this.

That being said, I'd understand if it doesn't really align with the scope of this project considering it runs in the browser as opposed to having its own self contained runtime, and it already comes with it's own online REPL.

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Hi, good to see this project. My site seems to similar with your project.
I'm making online compiler/interpreter site. I want to exchange skills with you to implement languages.
sorry about my poor english. I'm korean, so I'm not good at english.
If you see my site(although locale is korean you can execute many languages), you will get many ideas.
Thank you!

https://www.ryugod.com

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Hey @adp-study! Sorry for the delay in response, I've been occupied by things outside of GitHub for a while. Your application looks super neat, and I've given it a shout-out in the README: https://github.com/raxod502/riju#similar-projects

Is it open-source?

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If anyone is interested in implementing GDScript support, feel free to look at GDScript Online which demonstrates a way to run arbitrary GDScript code in an exported project. The same approach can likely be used in headless mode, writing the output to a separate text file which can then be read (and keeping stdout/stderr tidy for errors).

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