A programming language written in TypeScript, with two forms of syntax, one based on JavaScript/TypeScript and one based on slang and memes.
There are two forms of this language, *.g and *.gsx. *.g files use traditional syntax similar to JavaScript/TypeScript. *.gsx files use the Gen Z slang syntax. GigaChads use *.gsx :).
The boring version of GigaScript...
The cool version of GigaScript!
You can learn how to run GigaScript and GigaScript-X on your machine here.
- Locate the absolute directory for the
gigascript
file, located in the/.bin
directory. It should look something likeZ:\GigaScript\.bin\gigascript
. - Run the command
chmod +x PATH_TO_GIGASCRIPT_BIN
, replacingPATH_TO_GIGASCRIPT_BIN
with the path you got from the previous step. - Next run the command
export PATH="PATH_TO_GIGASCRIPT_DIR:$PATH"
, replacingPATH_TO_GIGASCRIPT_DIR
with the path you got from step 1, but without thegigascript
file. The path should look something likeZ:\GigaScript\.bin
.
Remember to restart your terminal to apply the changes to your PATH
- Locate the absolute directory for the
.bin
directory, and copy it your clipboard. It should look something likeZ:\GigaScript\.bin
. - Press the
Windows
key on your keyboard. - Type in
path
and click onEdit the system environment variables
. - In the dialog box that opens, click the
Environment Variables...
button near the bottom. - If you want GigaScript to be available for all users on your system, click on
Path
under theSystem variables
section. If you want GigaScript only for yourself, click onPath
under theUser variables for <user>
section. - Click on
Edit...
at the bottom of the section. - On the right side of the next dialog box, click on
New
. - Paste in the directory.
- Click
OK
on all the dialog boxes.
Remember to restart your terminal to apply the changes to your PATH
Special thanks to face-hh for inspiring me to make this and tlaceby for making an amazing tutorial series!