valtan

Common Lisp to JavaScript compiler.

Features:

• Code obfuscation
• Code minification after building with webpack
• Source-maps to aid debugging
• Integrates with other javascript libraries
• Can use Common Lisp features including macros
  • Can generate React components with macros

Installation

With Roswell:

$ ros follow-dependency=t install cxxxr/valtan

From source:

$ git clone https://github.com/cxxxr/valtan ~/common-lisp/valtan
$ cd ~/common-lisp/valtan
$ make build
$ ./valtan

Demo and Examples

Tic Tac Toe React

https://github.com/cxxxr/valtan/tree/master/example/react-tic-tac-toe

$ cd example/react-tic-tac-toe
$ npm install
$ npm run build
$ open index.html

Example used with PlayCanvas, a batteries-included engine built on top of webgl.

https://github.com/jason-chandler/portal-plurality

Create a project

$ valtan init project-name
$ cd project-name
$ npm install

$ npm start # run

Status

Valtan is still in its alpha stage.

Overall Test Pass Rate: 99.3% (4389/4420) - View detailed results

Valtan aims to achieve compatibility with ANSI Common Lisp. At present, the primary test suite being used is the ansi-test. However, valtan is not yet sufficiently developed to fully support this test suite. More details and discussions can be found in Issue 18.

As an alternative, valtan utilizes the sacla common lisp test suite.

Run tests

$ cd valtan/tests
$ npm install
$ npm start                           # Run all tests
$ node dist/tests.js --category cons  # Run specific category
$ node dist/tests.js --quick          # Quick smoke test
$ node dist/tests.js --json           # Output JSON for CI

License

MIT