story-language.vercel.app

I started this project as a joke, but it turned out to be more than this.
The language has a interpreter written in C++, and also a C++ transpiler.

The syntax is weird on purpose, but also very easy to read for non programmers, easier than Python.
The language features variables, input/output, arithmetics, if statements, for loops and functions.

I also created a Web Assembly frontend for the language, and a small documentation.

1. Identifiers must be capitalized
2. Numbers can be written only in letters, 57❌ fifty-seven✔️
3. Can't use numbers outside the range [zero, ninety-nine]
4. Indentation must be a multiple of 4

let X (defaults as 0)

let Y be ten

let Z be Y

say X

say two

say space (evaluates as ' ')

say line (evaluates as '\n')

read X

add one to X

subtract one from X

multiply X by two

divide X by two

if X is odd

if X is even

if X equals nine

if X not-equals nine

if X is less-than nine

if X is greater-than nine

if X is less-equal nine

if X is greater-equal nine

if X is divisible-by nine

if X is divisible-by nine
    say X
else
    say zero

for every N from five to Z
    for every M from Z to N

code//

function F
    say one

call F

let A be zero

let B be one
let N be one

function F
    let C be A
    add B to C
    let A be B
    let B be C

    say C
    say space

    add one to N
    
    if N less-equal ten
        call F

call F

Output:

1 2 3 5 8 13 21 34 55 89

1. C++ 11 compiler
2. Emscripten for Web Assembly

1. In the root directory emcc main.cpp --bind -o public/main.js -s NO_DISABLE_EXCEPTION_CATCHING
2. Serve public/index.html