fluentix: v0.0.1 pre-alpha

Official fluentix's repo.

Below is a poorly made documentation, please stay tuned because Fluentix project is still in very early development.

Visit our official documentation page to see available resources.

Discord: https://discord.gg/mZNNfuMUVq

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Features (at this moment):

Features that Fluentix has.

Fluentix Language

• Variables declarations (array, string, list, nums)
• Equations solved
• Show (print) function
• Input / ask function
• Basic conditions check.

Fluentix Syntax

Data types

Currently, we only support number, string, null, array and boolean For example: true represents the normal true value for almost every programming language. Same for false null represents null in almost every programming language Strings can be used between ' and " just like any other languages. Array starts with a [ and ends with ]. To seperate elements, we use ;.

ARRAY TIPS

You can spam as much ; as you can when seperating elements in an array. Below shows the reference:

let a be [1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;2;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;3]

And it still gonna work.

Variables

To declare a variable, we introduce 7 different ways of doing it:

variable <var_name> is <value>
let <var_name> be <value> (the most used one)
constant <var_name> is <value>
create: variable <var_name> is <value>
create: constant <var_name> is <value>
create: changeable <var_name> is <value>
create: unchangeable <var_name> is <value>

To update a variable, we use: <var_name> is now <value>

Way number 1, 2, 4, 6 creates a mutable variable while way number 3, 5, 7 creates a constant.

Conditions

To check for something equalivent to something, greater or less than (math):

let a be tonumber: ask: "Enter Number: "

if a = 5
    show: "a is 5"

unless a < 5
    show: "a is less than 5"

else
    show: "a is greater than 5"

Those are the basics.

Usages for Conditions

You can start the check by typing:

if <what to check>
    <do something>

The <what to check> is the condition you want to check, if it satisfies (returns true), then it will do the <do something>.

Also, the unless will work if there's an if before it, like you want to check for multiple conditions, those structure are the same.

The else will work if all of the above if and unless returns a false.

Fluentix Console

• Run: Run fluentix files (using current Fluentix Language available features)
• Packages: Will install addons for your Fluentix (still, WIP)
  • Download (will have install when the Fluentix Language has that function)
  • Reinstall (just remove that package and install it again)
  • Uninstall (remove that package)
  • Upload (Upload your packages: now just upload a dir, will be specified when Fluentix Language is finished; verify needs email)
  • Manage (Manages your uploaded packages; verify needs email)
• Alias: run long commands shorter

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Get Fluentix:

Get Fluentix via those ways:

1. All-in-one installer (coming soon)

It will be available in the future. https://fluentix.dev/get

2. Python

Install this zip, launch cmd/terminal and get into Fluentix's directory, unzip it and run the setup.py file with administration priveliges (mac: sudo python setup.py or windows (admin cmd): python setup.py)

If no errors occured, you have successfully installed Fluentix!

Start using it by typing fluentix (flu or fl for short)

VS-Code:

Official syntax for Fluentix is at https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/manage/publishers/fluentix/extensions/fluentix/hub?_a=acquisition

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Community

If your interested, join us on discord here: https://discord.gg/mZNNfuMUVq

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More features are promised to be added in near future!