lingcoder

# LingCoder: an IDE for the Ling language, written in Ling, in the look of LingStationX.
# Run it from source with run.bat (or:  ling run --interp ling/main.ling).

[spirit]
name = "lingcoder"
kind = "ui"
version = "2030.1.1"
entry = "ling/main.ling"
description = "LingCoder: a Geany / VS Code-style IDE for Ling, written in Ling. Explorer, tabs, syntax-coloured editor with lint, find in files, command palette, run/build panel, and hot-reloaded extensions - including a Claude assistant."
keywords = ["ide", "editor", "ling", "claude", "extensions"]
homepage = "https://ling-lang.org"
license = "Apache-2.0 OR MIT"
# Desktop builds use ling build's portable launcher: the exe runs ling/main.ling on the
# interpreter from the ling/ folder copied next to it, keeping the module layout.
portable = "ling"
repository = "https://github.com/taellinglin/ling"
# Build targets (`ling build .` with no --platform builds these; the host
# skips platforms it has no SDK for). kernel/rpi follow the LingStationX
# pattern: the same entry compiled into a bootable LingOS image — desktop
# conveniences (background jobs, curl, clipboard) degrade gracefully there.
targets = ["win", "mac", "lin", "kernel", "rpi"]
entry_os = "ling/main.ling"
graphics = true
includes_os = ["assets/font.ttf", "assets/fonts/DaemonSans.ttf"]
# Resources copied next to the exe. Kept on ONE line, which is what `ling build` reads.
includes = ["assets/font.ttf", "assets/fonts/*", "ling/*.ling", "extensions/claude/*.ling", "extensions/sample/*.ling", "docs/*.md", "README.md"]

[author]
ling-lin = { email = "taellinglin@gmail.com" }

[realm]
language = "en"
level    = "铁"
source   = "."