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Raptor is an experimental functional programming language implemented in JavaScript.
An experimental, interpreted programming language implemented in JavaScript.
Originally made for use in the Velociraptor Escape part of the HackMIT 2016 puzzle.
Raptor is on npm. Use it as follows:
// 'std' indicates which built-in library to use
var raptor = require('raptor-lang')('std');
// required Raptor source code
var program = `
logYear {
foo = 200
log -> 10*foo + 16
}
logYear
return 1618
`;
// optional limits on the code complexity / compute time
var limits = {code: 100, compute: 1000};
// optional way to accumulate execution statistics
var stats = {};
// side effects:
// * console.log's 2016
// * stats = {astSize: 18, statement: 5, time: 2, ...}
// * result = 1618
var result = raptor.interpret(program, limits, stats);
[WIP]
MIT License: http://igliu.mit-license.org/
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Raptor is an experimental functional programming language implemented in JavaScript.
We found that raptor-lang 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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