An efficient, procedural, and pragmatic programming language
Onyx is a general purpose, efficient, procedural and pragmatic programming language for application development. Onyx compiles solely to WebAssembly through a custom backend, leading to blazingly-fast build times.
use core {*}
Person :: struct { age: i32; name: str }
main :: () {
// Generate a list of 30 random people
people := Iterator.from(0 .. 30)
|> Iterator.map(_ => Person.{
random.between(1, 10)
random.string(10, alpha_numeric=true)
})
|> Iterator.collect()
// Sort them by age
Slice.sort(people, (a, b) => a.age - b.age)
// Group them by age
group_iter := Iterator.from(people)
|> Iterator.group_by((a, b) => a.age == b.age)
// Print the groups of people
for group in group_iter {
printf("People of age {}:\n", group.first.age)
for v in group.second {
printf(" {}\n", v.name)
}
}
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Onyx is still under active development, and some features are subject to change.
Onyx is primarily developed for Linux and MacOS. Windows support exists, but the development experience on Windows is not as refined as the Linux and MacOS development experience.