I'm not 100% sure, but I think Lisp can be used as a scripting language.
Add a Lisp "seed" script to the seeds folder. Basically, this would be an executable Lisp file (with #!/usr/bin/sbcl --script that parses some simple command-line arguments (like -h or -t, see other scripts as examples) and prints a sentence or two to the command line. It's intended to demonstrate how to parse command line arguments and print something to the console in Lisp.
See CONTRIBUTING.md, and feel free to ask for help or clarification here.
I'm not 100% sure, but I think Lisp can be used as a scripting language.
Add a Lisp "seed" script to the seeds folder. Basically, this would be an executable Lisp file (with
#!/usr/bin/sbcl --script
that parses some simple command-line arguments (like -h or -t, see other scripts as examples) and prints a sentence or two to the command line. It's intended to demonstrate how to parse command line arguments and print something to the console in Lisp.See CONTRIBUTING.md, and feel free to ask for help or clarification here.