anoniscoding/yorlang

A programming language with yoruba language construct # Yorlang Programming Language **Yorlang** was created so we can have fun writing code in one of the native languages (i.e Yoruba) in Nigeria . ## Feature List - Variable Declaration - Conditionals & Loops - Functions & Arrays For the full documentation showcasing examples and language use, visit the Website. > This project assumes you have Git installed. ## Setup For developers to get started with this project, you'll need to create a local copy of the project. Run the following in your terminal: ```sh git clone github.com ``` Then change into the local directory, run the following in your terminal: ```sh cd yorlang ``` ### Docker Setup If you have Docker installed, you can proceed with the following: To start a docker container for Yorlang, run this command in the terminal: ```sh ./start_container.sh ``` > N/B: You might have permission problems on a Unix, please visit the following link to resolve potential file permission issues. You can then proceed to the **Hello World** Section or the **Unit and Integration Tests** Section to run sample code. ### Non-Docker Setup If you don't have Docker installed or **you prefer to pollute your PC's environment** :), you'll need to install Node.js. This project uses ES6+ features and requires a Node version that supports ES6+ features. > N/B: Yorlang was built with Nodejs `v8.9.4` To confirm that you have Node.js installed, run the following in your terminal: ```sh node -v ``` You should get something like `v8.9.4` #### Install Node.js Modules To install all dependencies, run the following in your terminal: ```sh npm install ``` #### Link Yorl Command to Terminal In order to run a file using the `yorl` command, run the following: ```sh npm run link ``` ## Hello World You can run sample code by running the following in your terminal: ```sh yorl sample/test.yl ``` You should get something like: ``báwo ni ayé`` ## Developer Guide For Developers, these docs w …