You don't need a silly custom language, you don't need Scratch. You need a brittle cross between semi-real code (aka JavaScript, but how real is that?) and visualness!

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Visualcopium does just that! We provide separate "blocks" for both the web and Node.js/Bun, but also some generic ones. And to prove its amazingness, here's some examples:

Repeating is fun!

Repeat(10 /*times*/, () => {
	// some code that does stuff 10 times :)
	SetVariable("message", Ask("Do you wanna? "))         // you can ask the user stuff!
	Say("Here's a number anyways! " + PickRandom(1, 100)) // you can say stuff back!
})

SetVariable("canBeFalseIdfk", btrue)
RepeatWhile(() => GetVariable("canBeFalseIdfk"), () => { // Some conditions (like ()=>canBeFalseIdfk) might be a block and return a boolean instead of passing one directly! For cases where the boolean might change over time.
	SetVariable("canBeFalseIdfk", bfalse)
	Say("Yay canBeFalseIdfk is now false!")
})

RepeatWhile(bfalse, () => { // Your condition can also be a boolean directly! See a few sections below for help with our *special* booleans.
	SayError("Bro if you can see this your computer might be broken :(")
})

Forever(() => {
	// dude this'll NEVER stop :sob:
	SayError("Why did you finish already? Here's an error you ajfojafjiwaifju!!")

	If(KeyPressed("Escape"), () => {
		SayError("There is no escape!")
	})
})

And if you're a silly person, there's an optional block that waits for this supposed page to load:

WhenFlagClicked(() => {
	// some code that does stuff AFTER the page loads...
})

For conditions (the first thingy passed to RepeatWhile and more), we reimplement a style of booleans similar to Scratch's. Is something true? Import and type btrue! Is something false? Import and type bfalse!

Installation

You can either install our JavaScript (NPM) package globally, or make a lil project folder. Either way!

npm install -g visualcopium

# ORRRR make your own lil project folder :)
npm init
npm install visualcopium