🧠 BrainrotScript

A brainrot programming language that compiles to JavaScript. Because why write normal code when you can write code that's absolutely sending you? 💀

What is BrainrotScript?

BrainrotScript (.brainrot) is a programming language that uses Gen Z/brainrot slang as keywords instead of traditional programming keywords. It compiles directly to JavaScript, so you get all the power of JS but with the rizz of brainrot terminology.

Installation

# Install globally from npm (coming soon!)
npm install -g brainrotscript

# Or install locally for development
npm install

Quick Start

1. Write your brainrot code in a .brainrot file:

job_application greet(name) {
    vibe_check (name) {
        console.log("Hello, " + name + "! No cap! 🧢");
    } big_yikes {
        console.log("Hello, anonymous user!");
    }
}

greet("World");

2. Run it directly:

# Method 1: Direct execution (if installed globally)
brainrot index.brainrot

# Method 2: Using the run command
brainrot run index.brainrot

# Method 3: Local development
node bin/brs-cli.js index.brainrot

3. Or compile to JavaScript:

brainrot compile index.brainrot -o output.js

Keyword Mappings 🗺️

View complete mapping in brainrot-map.json

CLI Commands

# Run a .brainrot file directly
brainrot <file.brainrot>

# Run with explicit run command
brainrot run <file.brainrot>

# Compile to JavaScript  
brainrot compile <file.brainrot> [-o output.js]

# Show all available keywords
brainrot keywords

# Show help
brainrot --help

Examples

Basic Example (examples/hello.brainrot)

job_application main() {
    lock_in message = "Hello from BrainrotScript!";
    console.log(message);
    
    vibe_check (wallahi) {
        console.log("This condition is true - no cap! 🧢");
    }
    
    flex (whatever i = 0; i < 3; i++) {
        console.log(`Loop ${i + 1}: Still got the rizz! 🔥`);
    }
}

main();

Advanced Example (examples/advanced.brainrot)

squad VibeManager {
    job_application constructor(vibes) {
        me_fr.vibes = vibes || 0;
    }
    
    brb job_application addVibes(amount) {
        hold_up new Promise(resolve => {
            me_fr.vibes += amount;
            resolve(me_fr.vibes);
        });
    }
}

brb job_application main() {
    fuck_around {
        lock_in manager = spawn VibeManager(100);
        hold_up manager.addVibes(200);
        console.log("Total vibes:", manager.vibes);
    } caught_4k (error) {
        console.error("Something went wrong:", error);
    }
}

main();

How It Works

1. Lexical Translation: The compiler reads your .brs file and replaces all brainrot keywords with their JavaScript equivalents using regex with word boundaries
2. Compilation: The translated code is saved as a .js file
3. Execution: Node.js runs the compiled JavaScript
4. Cleanup: Temporary files are automatically removed

Development

# Test with the hello world example
npm test

# Run a specific example
brainrot examples/advanced.brainrot

# Check available keywords
brainrot keywords

File Structure

brainrotscript/
├── src/
│   └── compiler.js          # Core compiler logic
├── bin/
│   └── brs-cli.js          # CLI interface
├── examples/
│   ├── hello.brainrot      # Basic example
│   └── advanced.brainrot   # Advanced features
├── brainrot-map.json       # Keyword mappings
├── package.json
└── README.md

Contributing

Want to add more brainrot keywords? Edit brainrot-map.json and the compiler will automatically use them!

License

MIT - Use this however you want, just don't blame us if your code reviews get spicy 🌶️

Built with 💀 and excessive amounts of brainrot

"It's giving main character energy but make it programming" - BrainrotScript Users, probably