schemy

Interesting. You and I are reasonably adjacent it seems like. I've been cooking up a pleasant way to enable modding support in games I make. I have this idea in my head that I want this system to work even all the way up to letting people host their own servers that run their own mods without allowing them the power to do nefarious things to the clients who connect. This means a scripting language layer, most commonly LUA. For a bunch of reasons, many are vibes based, I've decided to go with a lisp instead. After doing a bit of research I found this repo to use as a starting point. https://github.com/microsoft/schemy Checks all my boxes. Big ones being no new dependencies and not many lines of code. It took just a few minutes to get a handle on the whole thing end-to-end. I'm working right now on setting a little reflection metaprogrammin

I use schemy [0] for non trivial config tasks in .NET projects. LISPs in general are well suited for this. Very small implementations are easily done and data is code, it’s pretty great. Of course, if one has already access to a Python runtime that is probably fine as well. [0] https://github.com/microsoft/schemy

See also Schemy [1]. [1] https://github.com/microsoft/schemy