Playground
Write TorbScript and run it in your browser - the toolchain as WebAssembly checks, compiles and runs the program on your machine and completes as you type, with no server and no account, and the address is the link to share it.
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const name = "TorbScript"
print "Hello from {name}!"
// prints Hello from TorbScript!Press Run, or Ctrl+Enter (Cmd+Enter on a Mac). Your program is checked, compiled and run by torb itself, built as
WebAssembly and running in this tab: nothing you write is sent anywhere. The page loads the toolchain and the editor
once, about 5 MB; after that everything starts at once.
The editor is the one of VS Code, with the language server of torb: it completes names and members as you type and
shows their documentation, underlines what the checker finds while you write, shows the declaration and the
documentation of a name under the pointer, renames with F2, and Format lays the code out as torb format does.
Examples above the editor opens a program of the gallery.
The address of this page holds your code, compressed behind the #, and changes as you type. To share a program, copy
the address: the part behind the # never reaches a server.
What a program can do here: print, read the clock, and read and write files in a file system that lives in memory and
is empty when the program starts. It cannot start other programs or reach the network, so an import of std/process,
std/network, std/http, std/tls or std/dns is an error. See the playground for
the details, and install TorbScript to run the rest on your own machine.