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mjsish

v0.0.6

Published

Metascript interactive shell and IDE supporting tools

Downloads

10

Readme

mjsish

build Status dependency status dev dependency status

Metascript interactive shell and IDE supporting tools.

Setup

npm install -g mjsish

Usage

mjsish starts a vanilla metascript repl.

The repl accumulates lines until an empty line or a line ending in a semicolon is entered and then evaluates the whole input. It has basic readline support but you might get a better experience at this point by using rlwrap.

rlwrap mjsish --no-tty

mjsish -j gets the repl to output the generated javascript code before evaluation.

Todo

  • when starting the repl from a nodejs package directory, require should be relative to the package
  • repl should remember #metaimport directives
  • --metaimport command line to automatically import macros into the repl environment
  • server mode
  • symbol server - watches a directory with mjs files and allow queries for symbol locations
  • TAB completion
  • --require command line to automatically inject modules into the repl environment