Welcome

Pyre is an expression-oriented, Pythonic language. It allows concise, readable programming:

let factorial = def (n)
    if n.equals(1)
        1
    else
        n.mul(factorial(n.sub(1)))

Install

To install, clone the repo and run:

python3 setup.py install

Then just run ipyre to get started!

The current state of Pyre

What is done:

• While loops
• Error handling (all errors)
• Function defitions and calls
• Attribute access
• Variable assignment and scoping
• Blocks, return and break
• For loops

There is still quite a bit to do though: (I'd be grateful for your help :)

• Generators
• Error handling (specific errors)
• Immutable and mutable variable modifiers
• Most of the Pyre object space
• Most of the Pyre standard library
• Making fundamental types available in Pyre
• Python interop