HarmonyLang Lite provides a powerful editing environment for RvR's Harmony, a Python-like programming language for testing and experimenting with concurrent and distributed programs. HarmonyLang Lite is built and designed for the GitHub.dev online development environment, allowing users to run Harmony programs on a remote server.
Provides full syntax highlighting for all flow control, method definition, and literals based on the default VSCode extension for Python.
Run your Harmony files in VS Code. Press Alt+Shift+N to compile and run the current .hny file. Alternatively, press Ctrl+Shift+P and search Run Harmony to find the same command.
See your Harmony Output results, right in VS Code!
Generated
harmony.htmlfiles are available for download for 5 minutes after analysis.
- Auto-formatter
- Format on save
- Format via
Alt+Shift+F
- Intellisense Support
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Kevin Sun
@kevinsun-dev -
Anthony Yang
@anthonyyangdev
You can find the Harmony compiler, as well as additional documentation regarding the Harmony language, at our website. Furthermore, you can find more information about the HarmonyLang extension project in this document.
- Updated syntax highlighting for Harmony 1.2
- Implemented recursive import detection for reduced zip sizes
- Implemented subfolder file extraction
- Rewrote HarmonyLang for Harmony 1.2, splitting off the Run Harmony (Server) feature into HarmonyLang Lite
- Rewrote HarmonyLang Lite for complete GitHub.dev compatibility
- Revamped Model Checker