A programming language written in TypeScript, with two forms of syntax, one based on JavaScript/TypeScript and one based on slang and memes.
There are two forms of this language, *.g and *.gsx. *.g files use traditional syntax similar to JavaScript/TypeScript. *.gsx files use the Gen Z slang syntax. GigaChads use *.gsx :).
The boring version of GigaScript...
The cool version of GigaScript!
You can learn how to run GigaScript and GigaScript-X on your machine here.
- Locate the absolute directory for the
gigascriptfile, located in the/.bindirectory. It should look something likeZ:\GigaScript\.bin\gigascript. - Run the command
chmod +x PATH_TO_GIGASCRIPT_BIN, replacingPATH_TO_GIGASCRIPT_BINwith the path you got from the previous step. - Next run the command
export PATH="PATH_TO_GIGASCRIPT_DIR:$PATH", replacingPATH_TO_GIGASCRIPT_DIRwith the path you got from step 1, but without thegigascriptfile. The path should look something likeZ:\GigaScript\.bin.
Remember to restart your terminal to apply the changes to your PATH
- Locate the absolute directory for the
.bindirectory, and copy it your clipboard. It should look something likeZ:\GigaScript\.bin. - Press the
Windowskey on your keyboard. - Type in
pathand click onEdit the system environment variables. - In the dialog box that opens, click the
Environment Variables...button near the bottom. - If you want GigaScript to be available for all users on your system, click on
Pathunder theSystem variablessection. If you want GigaScript only for yourself, click onPathunder theUser variables for <user>section. - Click on
Edit...at the bottom of the section. - On the right side of the next dialog box, click on
New. - Paste in the directory.
- Click
OKon all the dialog boxes.
Remember to restart your terminal to apply the changes to your PATH
Special thanks to face-hh for inspiring me to make this and tlaceby for making an amazing tutorial series!

