⚠ Deprecated

FiMSharp is no longer actively maintained. Please check out the successor: fim.

Feel free to check out the new project for updates and improvements!

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🐎 FiMSharp

FiMSharp is a FiM++ interpreter library written in C#.

🖥 Usage

Library

using FiMSharp;

FiMReport report = new FiMReport(@"Dear Princess Celestia: Hello World!
Today I learned how to say hello world.
	I said ""Hello World!"".
That's all about how to say hello world.
Your faithful student, Twilight Sparkle."); // You can also use FiMReport.FromFile(string path); to use a path instead.

report.Output = (l) => Console.Write(l);

if( report.MainParagraph != null ) {
	report.MainParagraph.Execute(); // Outputs "Hello World!" into the console.
}

CLI

$ ./fim Reports/hello.fim
Hello World!

See the reports folder for sample reports you can run on FiMSharp.

🚧 Supported Platforms

• FiMSharp - .NET Standard 2.0 at minimum.

• FiMSharp.Changeling - .NET Standard 2.0 at minimum.

• FiMSharp.CLI - .NET Core 3.1 at minimum.

📚 External Resources

• Original Equestria Daily Post

• Esolangs Page

• Language Specification

• FiM++ Fandom

• Online Interpretator using Blazor

📝 Notes

• FiMSharp is just a personal hobby project, seeing as FiM++ has never been updated for quite some time now.

• The syntax used here follows a modified Sparkle 1.0 syntax, unlike what fimpp uses. Please refer to the sample reports to see the differences.