A toy Lisp implemented using arrays and functions in Javascript. If you're wondering why such an abomination exists, then go check out the blog post that is responsible for its inception.
["print", "Hello, World!"]
["defn", "greeting", ["name"],
["print", "Hello", "name"]]
["greeting", "Dan"]
["=", 5, 5]
["+", 10, 20]
["and", true, true]
["or", true, false]
For more involved examples, take a look in the examples/ directory. To run an example, use bin/run-example example-name.json.
To use the REPL, clone the repository and run npm install. This will install the dependencies needed for running the REPL (chalk and readline).
Then running ./bin/repl will start it up. See how it is used in the Asciicast below.
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We found that ljspjs demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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