Rimu Markup for V

v-rimu is a port of the Rimu Markup language written in the V programming language .

Features

Functionally identical to the Rimu TypeScript implementation version 11.4.

Implementation

This implementation is a verbatim port of the canonical TypeScript code .

Learn more

See the Rimu documentation .

Installation

The following V command installs the Rimu module and its dependencies:

v install srackham.rimu

Example installation and test workflows for Ubuntu, macOS and Windows can be found in the Github Actions workflow file .

Using the v-rimu library

Example usage:

module main

import srackham.rimu

fn main() {
    println(rimu.render('*Hello Rimu*!', rimu.RenderOptions{}))
}

To compile and run this simple application:

1. Copy the code above to a file named hello-rimu.v

2. Run it directly:

    v -enable-globals run hello-rimu.v
   

3. Compile it to an executable and run it:

    v -enable-globals -o hello hello-rimu.v
    ./hello
   

See also the Rimu API documentation .

Rimu CLI command

The V port of the Rimu CLI command is rimuv .

To build the rimuv executable:

v install srackham.rimu
git clone https://github.com/srackham/v-rimu
cd v-rimu
make build-rimuv

Execute rimuv , for example:

./bin/rimuv --help