Simply put, BynixScript is a programming language created by SoTeen Studio. For more details, you can see the documentation.
Caution: Please avoid using versions v0.0.1-next to v0.2.1-next as they contain known issues. v0.2.2-next will be released soon with improvements.
If you want to share your experience using BynixScript, you can go to the form page.
npm install -g bynixscript
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/bynixscript"></script>Run a BynixScript file:
bsr path/to/script.bs
Compile a BynixScript file:
bst path/to/script.bs
To print a BynixScript file to console:
bsp path/to/script.bs
To delete a file
bsd path/to/script.bs
<bynix>
const message = "Hello from BynixScript!"
print(message)
</bynix>If you want to change your experience use BynixScript to good experience. You can use the below extensions for VSCode:
class Person:
constructor(name, age):
this.name = name
this.age = age
end
speak():
print(`My name is ${this.name} and I'm still ${this.age} years ago`)
end
end
class Introduction extends Person:
constructor(name, age, hobby):
super(name, age)
this.hobby = hobby
end
speak():
print(`My name is ${this.name}, I'm still ${this.age} years ago and I like ${this.hobby}`)
end
end
const person = new Introduction("Clay", 14, "Coding")
person.speak()BynixScript code examples are not limited to that, BynixScript still has other examples that you can see on the example page
BynixScript provides many functions, such as for-to:
for i=0 to 5:
print("Loop to " + i)
endYou can see all the functions like condition, flow control, exception, etc. in the function list.
You can see all the changes made in BynixScript itself, as well as its Extensions in VSCode.
So that you know what the purpose of this programming language is in the future. You can see the roadmap