See scrapscript.org for some more information. Keep in mind that the syntax on the website will change a little bit in the coming weeks to match this repository.
Take a look inside scrapscript.py and all of its tests to get an idea for how the language works.
We support python3.8+.
# With a file
python3 scrapscript.py eval examples/0_home/factorial.scrap
# With a string literal
python3 scrapscript.py apply "1 + 2"
# With a REPL
python3 scrapscript.py repl
or with Cosmopolitan:
./util/build-com
# With a file
./scrapscript.com eval examples/0_home/factorial.scrap
# With a string literal
./scrapscript.com apply "1 + 2"
# With a REPL
./scrapscript.com repl
(if you have an exec format error and use Zsh, either upgrade Zsh or prefix
with sh
)
or with Docker:
# With a file (mount your local directory)
docker run --mount type=bind,source="$(pwd)",target=/mnt -i -t ghcr.io/tekknolagi/scrapscript:trunk eval /mnt/examples/0_home/factorial.scrap
# With a string literal
docker run -i -t ghcr.io/tekknolagi/scrapscript:trunk apply "1 + 2"
# With a REPL
docker run -i -t ghcr.io/tekknolagi/scrapscript:trunk repl
./scrapscript.py compile some.scrap # produces output.c
./scrapscript.py compile some.scrap --compile # produces a.out
CC=~/Downloads/cosmos/bin/cosmocc ./scrapscript.py compile some.scrap --compile # produces a.out
CC=/opt/wasi-sdk/bin/clang \
CFLAGS=-D_WASI_EMULATED_MMAN \
LDFLAGS=-lwasi-emulated-mman \
./scrapscript.py compile some.scrap --compile # produces a.out
python scrapscript_tests.py
mypy --strict scrapscript.py
ruff format scrapscript.py
ruff check scrapscript.py
If you choose to use uv
to manage development dependencies, you can run any of the previous four commands by prefixing them with uv run
, e.g.:
uv run python scrapscript_tests.py