I made this little silly html python thing
It converts simple syntax to html, and it was written in python. It is based off the source of ZenScript by @BA4X but I didn't like the syntax and wanted a few more features.

It is a very early alpha, but you still can make some cool stuff with it

The gh repo is here

The syntax is like this:
<title> cool ezscript website
<heading> this is a heading
<text> yo
<js>
alert('cool')
<endjs>
<css>
body {
background-color: lightblue;
}
<endcss>
Oh yeah you can use fengari (lua)
try this out:
<initlua>
<lua>
print(“Look at the console! This is not regular js, its lua!”)
<endlua>
TODO:
More tags
Better compiler (lua rewrite?)
And much more

Feel free to suggest features

this is just html but odd

MagicCrayon9342 wrote:

this is just html but odd

basically lol

Why are you forcing the font-family to Arial? I don't even think most sites have Arial on them. Mine doesn't at least.

you can change the font, its not forced

Steve0Greatness wrote:

Why are you forcing the font-family to Arial? I don't even think most sites have Arial on them. Mine doesn't at least.

i added it to zenscript as a way to kinda eliminate times new roman (bleh)
you can change it (atleast in zenscript idk about ezscript) with “font (whatever css font you want)”

dumorando wrote:

Steve0Greatness wrote:

Why are you forcing the font-family to Arial? I don't even think most sites have Arial on them. Mine doesn't at least.

i added it to zenscript as a way to kinda eliminate times new roman (bleh)
you can change it (atleast in zenscript idk about ezscript) with “font (whatever css font you want)”

you use <font> cuz tags are cool

REMOVED

I made something kinda similar a long time ago: https://github.com/MystPi/marker

NFlex23 wrote:

I made something kinda similar a long time ago: https://github.com/MystPi/marker

Nice! Lua.vm.js was just added to ZenScript, but I kinda want to add Fengari to EzScript, cuz its faster then lua.vm.js

EDIT: I added Fengari

I also added Python support, keep in mind the sites are still completely static. I used a JavaScript code thing that lets you run Python in HTML.

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