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langium-arithmetics-dsl
Advanced tools
The Arithmetics Example features an interpreter that you can run via cli.
npm install once in the root of the Langium project. That is enough, since we use npm workspaces to manage all of our npm projects as one monorepo.npm run build (again in the root directly) to actually generate the JavaScript code from the TypeScript sources.node ./bin/cli from the arithmetics directory to run the cli. Follow the instructions or use node ./bin/cli eval <full-path-to-calc-file>, e.g.cd examples/arithmetics
node ./bin/cli eval example/example.calc
produces this result:
line 14: 2 * c ===> 16
line 15: b % 2 ===> 1
line 18: Root(D, 3) ===> 4.999999999999999
line 19: Root(64, 3) ===> 3.9999999999999996
line 20: Sqrt(81) ===> 9
The interpreter calculates each Evaluation in the source file and prints the result.
You also can use arithmetics-cli as a replacement for node ./bin/cli, if you install the cli globally.
npm install -g ./ from the arithmetics directory.arithmetics-cli or arithmetics-cli eval <full-path-to-calc-file>.Please use the VSCode run configuration "Run Arithmetics Extension" to launch a new VSCode instance including the extension for this language. Afterwards, use the run configuration "Attach" to attach the debugger to the running language server.
FAQs
Example language built with Langium
The npm package langium-arithmetics-dsl receives a total of 19 weekly downloads. As such, langium-arithmetics-dsl popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that langium-arithmetics-dsl demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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