Bonezegei Scripting Language Examples

This repository, serves as a dedicated collection of practical implementations and example code written in the Bonezegei scripting language. Designed primarily for academic and educational purposes, it provides documented scripts to help students and developers understand the syntax, logic, and application of the language in various scenarios. Whether you are exploring foundational programming concepts or specific language features, these examples offer a hands-on reference for learning and experimentation.

Language Tutorials

1. What is BSL
2. BSL Installation
3. BSL Quick Start
4. BSL Basics
5. BSL Control Flow
6. BSL Data & Functions
7. BSL Object-Oriented Programming
8. BSL Standard Library

Requirements

• Install the Latest Bonezegei Scripting Language

Windows Installation

1. Open the Microsoft Store app from your Windows Start Menu.
2. Search for "Bonezegei Scripting Language".
3. Click the Get or Install button.
4. Wait for the download and installation to complete

OR

Click the link below

Linux Installation

• Linux x86 .deb

• Raspberry Pi Raspbian (NOT AVAILABLE)

  • Download the .deb installer and run the command

      sudo apt install ./Bonezegei-x86.deb

Verify Installation

• Go to cmd or open terminal then type the commands. It should show the current version of the Interpreter
  • View current Version

    bonezegei --version
    

  • Test inline scripting

    bonezegei -inline "print(\"Hello World\");"
    

  • Run Script

    bonezegei script_name.bzg
    

VSCode Extension

While you can write BSL code in any basic text editor like Notepad, using a dedicated code editor will make your development process much smoother. Using Visual Studio Code (VS Code) is highly recommended. To get the best experience:

1. Download and install Visual Studio Code
2. Open VS Code and navigate to the Extensions tab (or press Ctrl+Shift+X).
3. Search for the "Bonezegei Scripting Language Formatter" extension.
4. Click Install.

This extension provides syntax highlighting, auto-formatting, and snippet suggestions specifically tailored for BSL, making your code easier to read and write.

VSCode Usage

• Create New File with file extension .bzg (example script.bzg)
• Then Click "Run Script"