Forthic is a stack-based language for writing tweakable applications by coordinating code written in a host language.
For a brief overview of Forthic, see OVERVIEW.md. The ARCHITECTURE.md provides more technical detail about Forthic, including a brief overview of some of the standard global Forthic words. The IDIOMS.md file gives pointers on how to use Forthic the way it was designed to be used. Also see the THREAT_MODEL.md file for guidance on running Forthic securely.
# On Mac and Linux
make
# On Windows
.\make-install.ps1
.\make-server.ps1
This will create a Python virtual environment, install Forthic into it, and run a web server on port 8000 that can run some sample applications.
The Forthic examples run as web apps. To see a list of the examples run the server using make and then go here: http://localhost:8000
See EXAMPLES.md for more info.
# Tests the Python Forthic interpreter
make test
# Tests the JavaScript Forthic interpreter
make test-js
# Tests both
make test-all
All credentials are stored encrypted in a JSON object in the server/.secrets file. To delete a particular secret, just remove it from the JSON record
and save the file. To delete all secrets along with the encryption key, delete server/.secrets and server/.key or
# On Mac and Linux
make delete-secrets
# On Windows
make-delete-secrets.ps1
- Categorical Coding
- Forthic How To
- LinkedIn Article on how to use the Jira module https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/hello-forthic-abdul-sheik