Mirth is a strongly-typed concatenative programming language that is currently in development.
Mirth is inspired by Forth, Joy, Haskell, Lisp, and monoidal category theory.
Useful Links:
- Main repository: git.sr.ht/~typeswitch/mirth
- GitHub mirror: github.com/mirth-lang/mirth
- Issue tracker: todo.sr.ht/~typeswitch/mirth
If you are interested in Mirth, please support the development of Mirth on Patreon. Thank you for your time and generosity.
||| A simple hello world program to show off the Mirth language.
module examples.hello-world
import std.prelude
import std.world
def main [ +World -- +World ] {
"Hello, world!" print
}
| Editor | Source | Install | Syntax highlighting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vim | tools/mirth-vim |
To install via Pathogen, run make install-vim. |
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| VS Code | tools/mirth-code |
Ensuring code is in your PATH, run make install-code. Not yet published in the Marketplace. |
✔️ |
| Atom | tools/mirth-atom |
Ensuring apm is in your PATH, run make install-atom. Not yet published in the atom.io package registry. |
✔️ |
This software is licensed under a BSD Zero Clause License. This is a public domain equivalent license. You can use, copy, modify, and/or distribute, with or without fee. You can use it freely as part of larger projects, commercial or otherwise. No warranty is implied. See LICENSE for the full text of the license.