Simba is a Clojure-like, interpreted programming language that easily interoperates with all Python libraries. Features:
- multimethods
- persistent immutable data structures via Pyrsistent
- easy interoperability
- macros
- Clojure-like standard library based on similar abstractions
- named arguments
You can use Simba from the command line by calling src/simba.py from the main directory.
You can execute some files with:
src/simba.py <file-name> <eventual-other-file-names>*; at which point the execution will always start in the main namespace.
From the root folder, run:
pip install -r requirements.txtpython .simba
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