Open the github page through the link provided above.
In the releases section, click the latest release.
Click the first asset to download the installer for the runtime.
Or you can choose another asset which would require you to unzip it first.
Run the installer and wait for the installation to finish.
You can choose to run the interpreter at the end of the installation to see if the installation was successful or run the are command in your preferred terminal.
Run an Example Program
If you’re on windows, you can search for the installed interpreter in the start menu.
Right click on the app icon, and select open file location.
This will open an explorer window, so again right click on the interpreter’s icon and select open file location.
This will open the interpreters installation directory, open your preferred code editor with the examples directory that’s inside of the installation directory to view the example programs.
Double click or tap to the example program to run it.
Run your own Program
If you would like to start coding in AS, create a file ending with ‘.as’ and start coding. Double click or tap to run, or if you prefer the CLI, run are ./path/to/script.as
Note:
These installation instructions are for windows users only.
The ARE installer and the ARE itself are built only for windows, but we’ll get support for other platforms soon!
you make big mistake your github repository licensed under MIT License while in your README.md you say that Commerical use of binaries is not allowed without author permission. While MIT license say that we can use the code in any way means we can modify the code distribute it and also we use the code commerically without the author permission means MIT give full freedom
I say Gplv3 is best as it give benefit to both here are some major benefit of this license:
Benefits to the Author:
Your code stays free forever - no one can take it and make it private/proprietary
People must share any improvements they make to your code
You get protection from patent lawsuits related to your software
More people may contribute to improve your project
Benefits to Users:
You can use, modify, and share the software freely
If you improve it, you must share those improvements (keeps software getting better for everyone)
You’re protected from patent issues when using the software
You always have access to the source code, even for cloud/online versions
You can’t be blocked from using modified versions (unlike some hardware that locks down software)
In simple terms: The author shares their code openly, and in return, everyone who uses it must keep it open and free, creating a cycle of sharing that benefits the whole community.
Also if you want to analyze your Github repository if it is complete or not use Buzzly Repo Analyst AI.
Give him prompt like: here is my github repository link: [Your Github Repository Link] please analyze it that is it have complete documentations including license contribution and other documentations
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