TSSL::Interpreter

About Too Simple Scripting Language

Documentation

Documentation will be written later when the language becomes more stable.

Editor support

Notepad++ User Defined Language for the latest version of TSSL can be found at editors/npp/TSSL.xml.

Get TSSL::Interpreter

Pre-built

For Windows (amd64), Linux (glibc+amd64) and macOS (amd64/arm64), get the latest version from the Releases section.

Also, builds of each new commit are available from GitHub Actions (for the same platforms), until they expire in 400 days.

If you're using a different platform, you can build TSSL::Interpreter yourself.

Build yourself

Important

These instructions are for the release build. During development, use dotnet build/dotnet run for debug builds.

1. Install the latest Git and the latest .NET SDK (of version 10 or higher), if you don't have them already.
2. Make sure that you have git and dotnet available in your PATH.
3. Clone the source code with git clone https://github.com/yarb00/TsslInterpreter.git <DIR_NAME> (<DIR_NAME> is optional; you can also use SSH or git:// protocol instead of HTTPS).
4. cd <DIR_NAME> (if you didn't specify <DIR_NAME>, it's TsslInterpreter).
5. Recommended: Run git switch v<A>.<B>.<C> --detach to build a specific release (replace <A>.<B>.<C> with a version number); otherwise, the latest commit will be used (which can be ahead of the latest version).
6. Build the project with dotnet publish -r <RID>. See the list of Runtime Identifiers and replace <RID> with the right one.
7. The executable will be placed in <DIR_NAME>/src/bin/Release/net10.0/<RID>/publish; it's natively compiled, so you can safely delete .NET SDK if you're not planning to use it for anything else.
8. Optionally: rename TsslInterpreter/TsslInterpreter.exe to tssl/tssl.exe and copy it somewhere, then add it to your PATH.