scriptisto
A language-agnostic 'shebang interpreter' that enables writing single-file scripts in compiled languages.
What is scriptisto?
Scriptisto is a command-line tool that functions as a 'shebang interpreter' for compiled languages, allowing developers to write and execute single-file scripts in languages like C, Rust, or Go without manual compilation. It automatically handles building, dependency fetching, and caching by reading instructions embedded in the script itself. This solves the problem of compiled languages being cumbersome for quick scripting tasks, making them as easy to use as Python or Bash.
Developers who work with compiled languages and want to write quick, one-off scripts or utilities without setting up full projects or build systems. It's especially useful for system administrators, DevOps engineers, and programmers who need the performance of compiled code in script-like workflows.
Developers choose Scriptisto because it eliminates the overhead of managing build configurations for small scripts, providing near-instant execution with caching and support for Docker-based builds. Its language-agnostic design and simple shebang integration make it a versatile tool for enhancing productivity with compiled languages.
Overview
A language-agnostic "shebang interpreter" that enables you to write scripts in compiled languages.
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