ausimian
Schooner is a sandboxed Scheme interpreter you embed in an Elixir app (like Lua/Luerl but with more parentheses). It targets r7rs-small minus its mutable operations — no set!, set-car!, vector-set!, etc. — which keeps the value model immutable and friendly to BEAM idioms. The host hands a script source to Schooner.eval/2, gets back a tagged Elixir term, and resource-bounds the work with the standard process tools (:max_heap_size, Task.shutdown/2).
alias Schooner.Host
env =
Schooner.Environment.new(
libraries: [
Host.library(
primitives: [
{"shout", 1, fn [msg] ->
text = msg |> Host.to_string!(op: "shout") |> String.upcase()
Host.string(text <> "!")
end}
]
)
]
)
Schooner.eval(~s|(import (scheme base)) (shout (string-append "hello, " "world"))|, env)
# => {:ok, "HELLO, WORLD!"}
It implements most of r7rs-small, the deviations are listed in the documentation.
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As someone who grew up with Maclisp and John McCarthy I find this unreasonably exciting. And much more of a mental model that works for me than Lua. Thanks for making this happen - I’ll be sure to give it a spin on something. In fact I’ll just have to invent something so I can use it
I still think the Moonual is one of the best technical manuals ever written. It was my reference during many late night session on the System-M Multics system. Multics, Maclisp and Emacs were probably why I got hooked on computing.
ausimian
I published 1.1.0 of Schooner. Its a mixture of performance improvements, docs tidy up and bug fixes.
The details are in the changelog.
ausimian
I published 1.2.0 of Schooner. This was mostly improvements to tooling, notably:
schooner.checkthat will check (but not run) your scripts for unbound names, incorrect arity calls etcschooner.expandthat will expand macro definitionsschooner.replthat will drop you into a repl where you can load scripts and evaluate expressions - from the tooling docs: