Your code, your accent, your rules.
Tired of writing
$sendMessagewhen your heart says$msgBhej? ForgeIndia is here to desi-fy your ForgeScript code with Hinglish. No grammar stress. No colon confusion. Just code the way you talk.
- 🔤 Code in Hinglish (Hindi + English)
- 🤝 Beginner-friendly for native Hindi speakers
- 🧠 Focus on logic, not angrezi
- 🚀 Works just like native ForgeScript — only chattier
index.js:
const { ForgeIndia } = require("forge.india");
const { ForgeClient } = require("@tryforge/forgescript");
const client = new ForgeClient({
intents: ["Guilds", "MessageContent", "GuildMessages"],
events: ["ready", "messageCreate"],
mobile: true,
useInviteSystem: true,
prefixes: ["!", "<@$botID>"],
extensions: [new ForgeIndia()],
});
client.login("bot token");commands/test.js:
module.exports = {
name: "up",
type: "messageCreate",
code: `$!msgReactionAddKaro[$chnlID;$msgID;👍]`
};Yes, it works. No, you don't need a dictionary.
npm install https://github.com/user-lezi/ForgeIndiaYou’re one npm install away from coding in your apni bhasha.
Because "sendMessage" doesn't vibe the same as "msgBhej".
Because accessibility isn't just about screen readers — it's about language too.
Because English shouldn't be a blocker to logic.
Got a better translation for $math?
Want $msgDeleteKaro to be a thing?
👉 Check out CONTRIBUTION.md to learn how to submit your own Hinglish magic.
This package is made for the real devs — the ones who think in Hindi, code in Hinglish, and build like pros.
Go ahead. Write $msgBhej.
Because syntax should sound like you.