• This software is unofficial and not related to aiscript-dev.

$ aish -h

Usage:   aish
Version: 0.1.0

Options:

  -h, --help     - Show this help.
  -V, --version  - Show the version number for this program.

Commands:

  run   <path>  - execute script file.
  repl          - run repl.

$ aish repl
> Core:ai
"kawaii"

deno install -A -n aish --import-map https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ikasoba/aish/main/import_map.json https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ikasoba/aish/main/cli.ts

aish automatically turns undeclared variables into helpers for executing commands.

You can also declare variables in the same way as in regular aiscript.

> echo("Hello, world!").exec()
Hello, world!
null
> echo(1).pipe(xargs("expr", 1, "+")).exec()
2
null

The exec method of the command outputs standard output and standard error as is and returns null.

Command's read method is used to retrieve stdout and stderr.

Only in case of an error, the standard error is returned.

• This feature is experimental.

This feature can be used to load external aiscript code.

As a precaution, some features such as namespaces will not be available.

This is because aish internally executes the contents of the code as a function.

Module loading is performed according to the following rules

• If the path starts with /, then

  Load from <home>/.aish/.

• Otherwise.

  Import from the same hierarchy as the running script file.

Also, JavaScript can be loaded.

// ./hoge.is

@add(x, y) {
  return x + y
}

return {
  add: add
}

// ./hoge.js

import { values, utils } from "@syuilo/aiscript/";

export default () => (
  values.OBJ(new Map([
    ["add", values.FN_NATIVE(([x, y]) => {
      utils.assertNumber(x);
      utils.assertNumber(y);

      return values.NUM(x.value + y.value);
    })]
  ]))
)

let Hoge = FakeModule:import("./hoge.is")

<: Hoge.add(1, 2)

// or

let Hoge = FakeModule:import("./hoge.js")

<: Hoge.add(1, 2)

aish has a .bashrc like feature called .aishrc.

It must be placed as valid AiScript code directly under the user's home directory (such as /home/user/.aishrc).