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@9tech.solutions/thailang

v0.1.0

Published

ภาษาโปรแกรมมิงไทย — Thai-first programming language. Compiles to JS; ships as a Node-only CLI (no Rust toolchain needed at install time).

Readme

thailang

ภาษาโปรแกรมมิงไทย — Thai-first programming language.

npm i -g thailang
# or
npx thailang run hello.th

Also available as the scoped alias @9tech.solutions/thailang (same package, same version, different registry surface for org discovery):

npm i -g @9tech.solutions/thailang

What you get

  • thailang run <file.th> — type-check, compile to JS, execute via Node
  • thailang emit-js <file.th> — print the emitted JavaScript to stdout
  • thailang check <file.th> — type-check only (exit 1 on errors)
  • thai alias — thai run hello.th works the same

No Rust toolchain required. The compiler ships as a bundled WASM module built from the Thailang project.

Quick taste

Save as hello.th:

ให้ ชื่อ = "ชาวโลก";
พิมพ์("สวัสดี " + ชื่อ);

Run it:

$ thailang run hello.th
สวัสดี ชาวโลก

Requirements

  • Node.js ≥ 18
  • That's it.

Links

  • Website: https://thailang.dev
  • Docs: https://thailang.dev/docs
  • Source: https://github.com/9Tech-Solutions/thailang
  • Language spec: https://github.com/9Tech-Solutions/thailang/blob/main/docs/SPEC.md

License

MIT © Thailang Contributors