Cosmo

Cosmo is a statically-typed interpreted programming language written in pure Crystal.
We have an extension for VS code (source), however it currently only features syntax highlighting and code snippets.

Installation

Download the Cosmo Installer and run it.

Contributing

There is a guide about how to contribute here on our Wiki.

Fork it
Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
Test your code (make test)
Push to the branch (make publish)
Create a new Pull Request

Have any questions or comments? DM me on Discord: runic#5997

Contributors

R-unic - creator and maintainer
quasar098
Kevin Alavik

Things I Might Do

Named arguments
Make a Cosmo->C compiler
C bindings

Things I Gotta Do

Features

Grammar
- Regexes
- Endless (and beginless?) range literals
- Postfix every loop (e.x. x < 1 for every int x in vec)?
- typeof
- Multiple assignment/declaration with spreads (e.x. int x, y = *[1, 2])
- := operator (this will include making = binary expressions a statement [this is gonna be weird to implement lmao])
- Enums
- Decorators
- Interfaces
- Namespaces
- Classes
  - single inheritance
  - mixins
  - static/protected members
- Rewrite type system
  - bound expressions (!!)
  - an actual type pass
  - generics
  - type inference
  - casting union types
  - implicit conversions
  - intersection types
Other
- Extend HTTP library
  - routing stuff
- + operator for vectors, same functionality as Vector->combine
- string and char to hex conversions (e.x. <uint>'f' == 15)
- Some form of multithreading
- Intrinsic methods for all datatypes (inherit from a base type)
- REPL supports multiline source
- Colorize REPL input

Fixes

Performance boosts lol
Access imported aliased types
Access types within tables (e.x.JSON::Any)
More detailed errors when unable to resolve a type
Import stack traces
Properly log errors from intrinsics
Segfaults
- passing $? (pretty sure this is just like everything to do with classes)
- <float[]>[1,2,3]
Class instance variables available outside of $
Throw if same module was imported twice
["a.b.c"].first.split('.') tries to access ["a.b.c"].first instead of ["a.b.c"].first() because of the split call with parentheses (bug)

Tests

Chained method calls with optional parentheses (e.x. ["a.b.c"].first.split('.').first == "a")
Expectation of errors in parser spec (e.x. () throws Invalid syntax ')': Expected an expression)
New intrinsic libraries

Refactorings

(empty)

Docs