monetlang

High-level templating language for smart contract creators.

goals

Flexible domain-specific language (DSL) allowing non-coders to capture and design EVM- and WASM-based smart contracts.

try monet

Currently work is focusing on Webassembly backend. Here are the steps to try out a proof of concept.

1. Install the command line tool by running ./install on the terminal. This will place the monet script in your local path.

$ ./install
Installed monet at /usr/local/bin/monet

Check if monet is available as a command.

$ which monet
/usr/local/bin/monet
$ monet
Usage:
  compile <monet-file>
  web-server <port>

2. Start a local web server that "watches" over the compiled WASM.

$ monet web-server 9000

If port number isn't provided, the server will use the default port 8080.

3. On the web browser, browse to localhost:9000 (or change to your preferred port number) and leave it open.

4. Create a monet file that ends with .monet or .mt and write a simple float number arithmetic, then save it.

Here is an example:

# basic.mt

32. + 40.1 * 3.14

There are a few examples in /examples.

5. Compile the file.

> ./monet compile basic.mt
>> "Compiled basic.mt successfully"

6. Check the web browser out. The table will display the compiled monet file, compiled expression, and the emitted value in WASM.