compiler

func Assemble ¶

func Assemble(idx *index.Index, g *graph.Graph) (scripts []*script.Script, err error)

Assemble the code

func Compile ¶

func Compile(cfg *Config) (scripts []*script.Script, err error)

Compile our Go application into a Javascript application

func Parse ¶

func Parse(cfg *Config) (idx *index.Index, g *graph.Graph, err error)

Parse loads, indexes and graphs the program

This is breaking down our program into all the pieces we need to build it back up as a Javascript program.

Eventually, we'll be able use this stage separately from assembling to incrementally compile packages

func Setup ¶

func Setup(cfg *Config) (err error)

Setup the compiler's stdlib, runtime and macro source code we're going to keep this stupid simple right now, and just overwrite everytime. Overhead right now is ~3ms on the compiler.

TODO: optimize

func Watch ¶

func Watch(packages ...string)

Watch a set of packages