JAS

"JAS" is simply Javascript Actions Script based on the idea of a unique style js syntaxes

Contribuers

Cli: Retro

Package: AHQ Softwares

Installation

Installing JAS without CLI

npm i jas-script

With CLI

npm i -D jas-script
# or install it globally
npm i -g jas-script

Example

const jas = require("jas-script");
const compiler = new jas();
compile.compile("./test/code.js");

test/code.js

//A simple discord bot code on jas
const discord = need(`eris`);
client.connect()
client.on("error", (err) => print(err));

Docs

Table of contents:-

1. Basics
2. Inter Process Database
3. Difference
4. CLI

Understanding the Basics

First of all make an index.js file

const jas = require("jas-script");
const module = new jas("./test/code.js");
module.compile();

Now create a folder test and inside the folder make a file code.js

Contents:-

print(`Hello world!`);

now just run node index.js and you'll see the result

JAS-System-info: Found file ./test/code.ts
Hello world

Inter process jas database

The object is tempbase

The jas database has the following functions as a general db

/*
Set data to tempbase
*/
tempbase.set(`Hello`, "world");
tempbase.set(`number`, 1);

/*
Get data from tempbase
*/
tempbase.fetch(`Hello`); //returns "world"

/*
Delete data from tempbase
*/
tempbase.delete(`Hello`);

/*
Add data to tempbase
*/
tempbase.add(`number`, 3); //number is now 4

/*
Subtract data from tembase
*/
tempbase.subtract(`number`, 3); //number is now 1

Difference between js and jas

Following the differences between js and jas

1. require() is now need()

js

const fs = require("fs");

jas

const fs = need("fs");

2. Constructor

new module(...options) is now a(module, ...options)

js

const jas = require("jas-script");
const compiler = new jas("./test/code.js");

same code in jas

const jas = need("jas-script");
const compiler =  a(jas, "./test/code.js");
/*
You can still use new if you're not accustomed to it
*/
const compiler = new jas("./test/code.js"); //using legacy one

3. Process object changes

In jas process.cwd() will return "home/vm" and process.mainCwd() will return the correct dir

js

console.log(process.cwd())
//returns dir

jas

print(process.cwd())
//returns "home/vm"
print(process.mainCwd())
//returns dir name

3. __dirname is now dir

CLI

JAS also has a new CLI, as of 0.2.0. Contents under CLI:-

1. How to use?
2. Run jas code
3. Get jas version from cli

How to install the cli?

To install the cli use the following command

npm i jas-script -g --save

Run your jas code from the cli

You can run your jas code directly from the cli without using a js file by the following cmd

If installed globally

jas load -f <fs file path>
/*
You can exclude -f also
*/
jas load <fs file path>

If install a devDeps

Make a script in your package.json named "start"

"scripts": {
    "start": "jas load -f \"pathToYourFile.js\""
},
/*
You can also exclude -f
*/
"scripts": {
    "start": "jas load \"pathToYourFile.js\""
},

Then run

npm start

Get version name from the CLI

You can get the jas version directly from the cli with the following command

jas version
/*
You can use `jas ver` also
*/
jas ver

or

jas --version
/*
You can use `jas --ver` also
*/
jas --ver

NOTE

1. JAS cannot be used to make packages

2. JAS script once loaded cannot be terminated until node process dies

3. JAS script is still in PRE RELEASE