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hogget

v0.1.0-dev

Published

Compiler, linter and formatter for the Hogget programming language

Downloads

4

Readme

Hogget compiler

Installation

Requires Node.js v10 or higher. This package has no dependencies.

npm install hogget --global

Compiling

The Hogget compiler needs an input and output to run. To run from the terminal:

hogget --input program.hgg --output program.hgg.js

or, more concisely:

hogget -i program.hgg -o program.hgg.js

To run programatically from Node.js:

import hogget from 'hogget'
const hoggetString = 'log("the answer is" add(12 30))'
console.log(hogget(hoggetString))

The hogget package also exports a parse method.

Linting

To run from the terminal, either the --lint or -l option must be used:

hogget --lint --input program.hgg

To run programatically from Node.js:

import { lint } from 'hogget'
const hoggetString =
  'let myAdd = (a, b) => { let result = add(a, b); result; };'
console.log(lint(hoggetString))

Formatting

To run from the terminal, either the --format or -f option must be used:

hogget --format --input program.hgg