zigrun
Runs zig expressions, statements, and scripts directly from the command line.
Example
zigrun --expr -c '7 + 9'
> 16
# Shorthand for --expr -c
zigrun --eval '@sizeOf(u64)'
> 8
# Even shorter shorthand
zigrun -e '"Foo" ++ "Bar"'
> FooBar
zigrun --stmt <<EOF
std.debug.print("Foo: {}\n", .{6});
// Nice aliases
print("Bar: {}\n", .{6});
println("Foo", .{7});
EOF
> Foo: 6
> Bar: 7
> Foo: 7
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