Welcome to the official JPX Wiki.
This wiki contains the documentation for JPX (Jaguar Programming Xperience) — a lightweight programming language designed with simple syntax and beginner-friendly structure.
The goal of this wiki is to help users understand the language, learn the syntax, and start building scripts using JPX.
JPX is a programming language focused on:
- simple syntax
- readable scripting
- lightweight execution
- beginner-friendly development
JPX is designed to make scripting and programming easier to understand while remaining flexible for developers.
If you are new to JPX, start with these pages:
- Quick Installation
- Variables
- Print Statement
- Error Handling
- Examples
These pages will guide you through the basic features of the language.
Global [name = "john"];
Print "Name : $name";
Output:
Name : john
This example demonstrates a global variable and printing its value.
The JPX wiki is organized into several sections.
- Variables
- Print Statement
- Error Handling
- Functions
- Modules
- Installation
- Quick Start
- Writing Your First Script
- Running JPX Programs
- Contributing
- Module Development
- Configuration
JPX supports structured error handling.
try {
Print "Running script...";
} Catch (e) {
Print "Error detected";
}
This allows scripts to safely handle runtime errors.
JPX currently includes several versions:
| Version | Description |
|---|---|
| JPX v1.x | Core language development |
| JPX S Series | Stable and lightweight runtime |
| JPX A Series | Real-time scripting version |
JPX is an open project and contributions are welcome.
Developers can contribute by:
- improving documentation
- adding modules
- creating tools
- reporting issues
To contribute:
- Fork the repository
- Make your changes
- Submit a pull request
The JPX source code and releases are available on GitHub.
Developers and users can explore the project, download releases, and follow updates from the repository.
This wiki will continue to expand as the JPX language grows and new features are introduced.