FarsiScript is a Persian dialect of JavaScript. The goal is to make programming more accessible to beginners from South-West Asia (No! I was kidding :) it's just for fun!). FarsiScript uses informal Persian analogies to programming concepts, making it easy to get started without remembering keywords.
Thanks a lot to UrduScript
It's highly suggested not to use this programming language for beginners.
FarsiScript transpiles to JavaScript. All JavaScript frameworks (like jQuery, UnderScore, React, etc) can be seemlessly used.
// declare variable
motaghayer naam = "Asad"
// output to console
chaap("Salam, " + naam)
If you want to run the web editor offline. Follow these steps:
In order to run FarsiScript on your computer, you need to install Node.js first.
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Download zip or clone the repository
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Inside your project directory, run:
npm install npm install -g nws npm run windows
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Open your browser and type
http://localhost:3030
- Download zip or clone the repository
- Inside your project directory, run:
npm install
npm start
- Open your browser and type
http://localhost:3030
This is a open project and I am open to all ideas and improvements. See this page.
- Project is only possible due to Sweet.js.
- The online editor uses the wonderful CodeMirror.
- Special thanks to Ali Alavi, Osman Mian, Eric Bhatti for their help.
Again, Thanks a lot to UrduScript