solpl 2.4.1

A lightweight, multi-threaded interpreter for the Sol programming language

Sol

Sol is an interpreted language with minimal functional paradigms built with Python, originally designed to handle async operations only, but has expanded to a full scripting language.

Why did I build Sol?

I originaly needed something fast, that handled async natively, and which had very few keywords. Then came my first prototype, which only supported async functions. Sol now supports everything a programming language should need: Functions, variables, I/O, etc.

What advantages does Sol have over other languages?

• Native async, with no external libraries

• Native networking, also with no external libraries

• With very few keywords, it is the language with the least keywords

• Easy to use standard libraries

• Simple syntax, which goes a long way for automation, web scraping, scripting, math, etc.

Capabilities:

• Native asynchronous functions

• Native non-blocking IO

• Native networking library

• Support for structs

• Some functional paradigms, bound by the pipe operator ">>", used for channeling async, async into I/O, etc.

• A large collection of standard libraries (including standard web libraries)

How to install Sol?

pip install solpl

How to run a Sol script?

solpl FILENAME.sol

Example:

This demonstrates Sol's capabilities with async:

countDown(taskName, maxCount)
    for i -> 1 to maxCount
        _out -> taskName
    end
end

main()
    _out -> 111
    countDown(777, 4) >> _async
    countDown(999, 4) >> _async
    _out -> 222
end

License

This repository is licensed with Apache License 2.0, see the LICENSE file for more details

Link to PyPi package:

https://pypi.org/project/solpl/