It already has a command-line interface: just use "./nulan". I'm working on getting it to work with shell scripts too.
As for socket.io... well, that's just a JS library, right? And Nulan just compiles to raw JS, so you should be able to interface with it just fine.
As for online hosting... no, not really. I mean, if somebody wants to host it, feel free, but I'd personally wait until it's all nice and polished first.
"As for socket.io... well, that's just a JS library, right? And Nulan just compiles to raw JS, so you should be able to interface with it just fine."
I mean Node.js gives JavaScript the side effect powers typical of OS processes, while the browser gives JavaScript a UI. With socket.io, it should be very easy to take your browser interface and use it as a command shell. I can help if you'd like. ^_^
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"As for online hosting... no, not really. I mean, if somebody wants to host it, feel free, but I'd personally wait until it's all nice and polished first."
I was thinking of something easy and free like GitHub Pages. I understand if you'd like some more polish though.
"I mean Node.js gives JavaScript the side effect powers typical of OS processes, while the browser gives JavaScript a UI. With socket.io, it should be very easy to take your browser interface and use it as a command shell. I can help if you'd like. ^_^"
Alrighty. I'm still not 100% sure how you'd accomplish that, so I wouldn't mind some help.
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"I was thinking of something easy and free like GitHub Pages. I understand if you'd like some more polish though."
Well, before I consider any of that, I have a few cool ideas I want to add in first to "nulan.html".
