smartcli turns a help text block into a small CLI parser and a typed options object.

Code for the official Nimony website

Star Wars-style opening crawl example program with Raylib

A complete, MDN-typed CSS engine for nimony: parse a whole stylesheet, then validate every value against its official grammar, every function against its signature, and every selector against Selectors-4. Pure stdlib, no deps, driven by MDN JSON.

DEPRECATED — the original Nim 2 nimony-lsp. Superseded by aowllsp (written in Nimony). Complete and fully featured.

In-browser playground for Nimony: write, compile, and run Nimony entirely client-side. A NIF interpreter compiled to JavaScript executes your program right in the page — no server, no toolchain install.

The aowl lowering pass: .s.aif to .c.aif (ARC, closures, exceptions, monomorphisation, dce, inlining), vendoring Araq's 25 nimony/hexer passes so the toolchain owns its own lowering.

A pure-nimony recursive-descent parser: Nim/Nimony source to parse-dialect AIF (.p.aif), the same job as the classic nifler but self-hosted and free of the Nim compiler, so it compiles to JS and runs in the browser. Byte-for-byte identical to nifler bar its own (.vendor) header.

HTML + validated CSS in one nimony block: a declarative DSL that builds a typed HTML tree and inline-validates every style declaration against the MDN grammar, lowering each style block to a single scoped class. Sits on html + css.

Pure-nimony WebSocket (RFC 6455), server and client, over net / net-tls — framing, masking, ping/pong, close handshake, ws:// and wss://.

The nimony-native .s.aif to native-JavaScript backend: aowli with its interpreter swapped for a JS emitter, reusing the same tested AIF cursor walk. Near-native speed, readable output. Written in nimony so it self-hosts; aowljs-js is the JS bootstrap.

Native, blocking TCP primitives for nimony — the bottom of the tcp to net to serve stack. Binds directly to the platform socket API (POSIX/Winsock), hands you raw TcpHandles and caller-owned buffers, and reports failures as status codes, not exceptions.

The aoughwl documentation site, authored entirely in .aowl — pure UI, no Markdown, no Jekyll: every page is a nimony module returning an HTML fragment from the aoughwl/ui pack, framed by a shared shell into static HTML.

A stdlib-style network API for nimony built on tcp — the middle of the tcp to net to serve stack. Wraps raw handles in a Socket with an Ipv4Address/Endpoint model, a buffered line reader, and connect helpers (dial, connectTimeout). Status-based, no exceptions.

One-shot gzip / brotli / zstd compression codecs for the aoughwl stack — encode/decode feeding the net and HTTP layers.

Hand-written JavaScript bootstrap of aowljs: a typed .s.aif to native-JavaScript transpiler for Nimony — near-native speed, readable output. The differential oracle and bootstrap seed for the nimony-native aowljs; powers the playground's Native JS engine.

The aowl Nimony compiler driver: one command takes a .nim file through parse to semcheck to lowering to native code or interpretation, over the self-owned aowl stack (aowlparse/aowlsem/aowlhexer/{aowlc|aowljs|aowli}).

JS-value interop for the nimony JavaScript backend — opaque handles to real JS values across the linear-memory boundary.

The aoughwl/ui component pack, authored in .aowl: a themed UI kit (button, card, dialog, toast, tabs, meter, ...) built on the web: DSL, with token theming (renderTheme), scoped component styles (renderStylesheet), and CSS-validation feedback.