Funky Language Parser Implementation - #7
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- Defined AST structures in src/ast.ts. - Implemented Lexer in src/lexer.ts with support for Funky identifiers and literals. - Implemented recursive descent Parser in src/parser.ts. - Added support for curried function definitions, struct/enum literals, and protocols. - Added parser tests in tests/parser.test.ts and verified multiple cases. - Configured project with TypeScript and ESM support. Co-authored-by: sonneko <152277125+sonneko@users.noreply.github.com>
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Implemented the foundation for Funky lang by creating a Lexer and a recursive descent Parser. The parser handles the unique grammar of Funky, including curried functions, structural typing, and block expressions with 'where' clauses. While some complex cases in 'where' clauses require further refinement, the core parsing logic for functions, types, and expressions is functional.
Fixes #6
PR created automatically by Jules for task 16588918734704750088 started by @sonneko