This is intended to be a repository for all kinds of Raku examples.
All examples should work on a recent compiler release of Rakudo.
If you want to contribute, just ask! The quicker choice is to use IRC:
join #raku on irc.libera.chat
and you'll be welcome.
Please use POD6 when adding a new example. This template can help get you started.
- Compile a list of open source Raku examples
- Help different implementations of Raku test out their code in a less
testy and more fun manner
;)
| Directory | Description |
|---|---|
| categories | All example categories |
| bin | Utility scripts |
| lib | Utility modules |
| doc | Out-of-script documentation |
| Directory | Description |
|---|---|
| best-of-rosettacode | The best of the rosettacode.org examples |
| 99-problems | Based on lisp 99 problems |
| cookbook | Cookbook examples |
| euler | Answers for Project Euler |
| games | Games should go in here :) |
| interpreters | Language or DSL interpreters |
| module-management | Module management |
| other | All other examples |
| parsers | Example grammars |
| perlmonks | Answers to perlmonks.org questions |
| rosalind | Bioinformatics programming problems |
| shootout | The Computer Language Benchmark Game |
| tutorial | Tutorial examples |
| wsg | Answers for Winter Scripting Games |
To run all examples and tests, a number of modules need to be installed.
These are listed in META6.json.
They can be installed via zef:
$ zef --deps-only install .
To run most examples (all examples excluding those which take a very long
time or are memory hogs) one can use the run-examples.pl script in the
bin directory:
$ raku bin/run-examples.pl
or simply via the run-all target of the Makefle:
$ make run-all
If one wishes to run the examples for a given category, then one can simply
use the --category=<category-dir> option specifying the desired category's
directory name. For example, to run the examples for the cookbook
category, use the following:
$ raku bin/run-examples.pl --category=cookbook
To build the examples documentation web pages, simply run
$ make html
or you can run the htmlify.pl script in the base directory:
$ raku htmlify.pl
After the pages have been generated, you can view them on your local
computer by starting the included app.pl program:
$ raku app.pl daemon
You can then view the examples documentation by pointing your web browser at http://localhost:3000.
"Raku Examples" is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the Artistic License 2.0.