(apply str (interpose " " (list "My" "attempt" "at" "making" "a" "lisp"))) // Output: "My attempt at making a lisp" 

• Fork this respository
• Clone that forked repository
• Make sure you have npm and node installed. Install or upgrade v10 Node at the very least.
• Use npm install to install dependencies.
• Useful commands are present in the Makefile to run, build and run-tests.
• Make a Pull Request!

As of now, only some methods have been added which can be evaluated. But yes, over time I hope to keep building on this.

The functions and most of the syntax is going to be based off of Clojure. If you've not encountered it yet, have a look.

Use the Makefile to run the REPL.

If you'd like then, leave some comments on anything that you feel can be bettered or changed.

#lispsforthewin

The list of functions that are supported are mentioned here

More & more functions will be supported soon! You could also help build some if interested!

 On my machine, I'm developing the program using Node: v10.16.0 

There's post by the Norvig in which he creates a lisp interpreter using Python. It's only a coincidence that the one I'm building is also known as lispy. But yeah, check the article anyway if you're not interested in this repo.