Dhurandar

1.0.5 verified Fri May 01 auth: no javascript

Dhurandar is a lightweight, esoteric programming language compiler that transpiles Hinglish-based syntax to JavaScript. It uses fun keywords like 'oye sun' for variable declarations and 'hamzaKiDiary' for console output. Version 1.0.5 is the latest stable release; development appears sporadic with no clear release cadence. The package is primarily a novelty language for educational or entertainment purposes, not meant for production. It can be run via npx without installation.

Common errors

error Error: Unknown keyword: 'var' ↓

cause Standard JavaScript 'var' is not recognized; only 'oye sun' is allowed.

fix

Replace 'var' with 'oye sun' in your Dhurandar source.

error SyntaxError: Missing 'hamza ali mazari' header ↓

cause The compiler expects the first line of the file to be exactly 'hamza ali mazari'.

fix

Add 'hamza ali mazari' as the very first line of your .pakkimkc file.

error ReferenceError: hamzaKiDiary is not defined ↓

cause Using a function name other than 'hamzaKiDiary' for output; the language only supports that specific keyword.

fix

Use 'hamzaKiDiary' instead of 'console.log' or any other output function.

Warnings

gotcha All code must start with 'hamza ali mazari' or compilation fails. ↓

fix Include 'hamza ali mazari' as the first line of your Dhurandar source.

gotcha Variable declarations use 'oye sun' but reassignment uses 'oye sun' again; no 'let' or 'const' equivalent. ↓

fix Always use 'oye sun' for both declaration and assignment.

gotcha The package syntax-highlighted VS Code extension is optional and must be manually installed from a VSIX file. ↓

fix Download the VSIX from the GitHub releases and install via 'Install from VSIX...' in VS Code.

Install

npm install dhurandar

yarn add dhurandar

pnpm add dhurandar

Imports

compile
wrong
```
const dhurandar = require('dhurandar')
```
correct
```
import { compile } from 'dhurandar'
```
CommonJS require returns an object with compile method; ESM default import does not exist.

run

wrong

import dhurandar from 'dhurandar'

correct

import { run } from 'dhurandar'

No default export; run is a named export.

Quickstart

Demonstrates running Dhurandar code to compute sum and compare numbers, outputting via hamzaKiDiary.

import { run } from 'dhurandar';
const code = `
hamza ali mazari
oye sun a = 10
oye sun b = 20
oye sun sum = a + b
hamzaKiDiary("Total is: " + sum)
agar(a < b) {
    hamzaKiDiary("B is bigger!")
}
`;
run(code);