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🧪 ᚱuneWay

RuneWay is a programming language written in Rust, with syntax inspired by Rust, Python, and JavaScript.

🔧 Features (WIP)

✨ Language Features

  • Comments (//, /* */)
  • Variables and Types (let, int, float, string, bool, null)
  • Binary and Unary Operations
  • String Interpolation (f"...", r"...", fr"...")
  • Logic and Loops (if, while, for, loop)
  • Functions (act name() {})
  • Static type annotations (x: int)
  • Static type annotations in functions (act f(x: int) -> int)
  • Constants (const PI: float = 3.14)
  • Generic types (SomeType<T, E, 3>)

🧱 Architecture

RuneWay is a compiled language. The pipeline is:

source (.rnw)
   │
   ▼
 Lexer ──► Tokens
   │
   ▼
 Parser (Recursive Descent + Pratt) ──► AST
   │
   ▼
 HIR lowering + name resolution ──► HIR
   │
   ▼
 Semantic / type checking
   │
   ▼
 MIR lowering ──► MIR
   │
   ▼
 Cranelift IR codegen ──► native binary
  • Lexer (out: Tokens)
  • Parser (out: AST. Based on: Recursive Descent + Pratt) — in progress
  • HIR (out: HIR) — in progress
  • Name resolution
  • Semantic / type checker
  • MIR (out: MIR)
  • Cranelift IR codegen (out: native binary)

🪵 Built-ins

  • Native console out (print, println)
  • Native console in (input)
  • Primitive Types (int, string, bool, ...)

🧩 Standard Library

  • Module System (Imports: import some_module::some_submodule)
  • std::buffered
  • std::http
  • std::json
  • std::itertools
  • std::random
  • std::decimal
  • std::math
  • std::files
  • std::time
  • std::mem

🔩 OOP (or not exactly)

  • Method calls (a.iter())
  • User-defined structs
  • Contracts

📢 Errors

  • Error reporter (Rust like)
  • User-defined Error Throwing

Installation

To be continued...

📖 Documentation

To be continued...

📬 Contact me

📄 License

MIT License. See LICENSE for details.