Variables & Logs

Variables can be used to store values during application runtime. The supported types are strings, numbers, and array of both.

Variables can be initalised using variable as the keyword followed by the variable name, as an example:

variable newVariable = Hello World!;
variable anotherVariable = 1;

Each instruction must be terminated with ;

To assign new values to variables, the varchange keyword must be used, as an example:

varchange newVariable = This is a reassigned string value;
varchange anotherVariable += 1;

Variables can also be used as values in other values and variable types are flexible - therefore a string can be assigned to anotherVariable that was previously assigned an integer. However, arithmetic operators can only be used on integers/floats.

Variables used as values must be contained within {$...} block i.e. {$variable}

varchange mixed = {$newVariable} with another string value;
varchange anotherVariable = {$mixed} and another value;
varlog {$anotherVariable};
//! Prints: 
//! This is a reassigned string value with another string value and another value;

Logs

The varlog module allows for printing logs into the application console. To create log, simply create the instruction and add the log as a parameter.

varlog {$someVariable} with string {$anotherVariable};

Logs are archived regularly per 100 lines of logs and can be accessed by selecting your application in the dashboard and clicking Archives. The archives are formatted as array of JSON objects separated by comma.

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