Documentation for Lunite

Copyright Lunite by ANW (Subhrajit Sain), 2025-2026

Lunite is a hybrid OOP + POP programming language made in Python. Visit https://github.com/SubhrajitSain/Lunite for more information, source code and downloads.

This is the official documentation for Lunite version 1.9.6. Docs updated: 29rd January, 2026.

If you find any errors in this documentation, please let us know.

Table of Contents

Click the link beside each item to jump to that section.

• How to Build Lunite Executable → How to Build Lunite Executable
• VS Code Extension Installation → VS Code Extension Installation
• Transpile Lunite Interpreter → Transpile Lunite Interpreter
• Lunite User Manual → Lunite User Manual
  • Getting Started → 1. Getting Started
    • CLI Usage
    • Make lunite Command
    • File Extension
    • Line Terminator/Delimiter
    • Comments
  • Tokens & Keywords → 2. Tokens & Keywords
    • Keywords
    • Literals
  • Variables & Types → 3. Variables & Types
    • Declaration
    • Data Types
    • Advanced List Features
  • Operators → 4. Operators
    • Operators List
    • The Hierarchy
  • Control Flow → 5. Control Flow
    • If / Else If / Else
    • Loops
    • Match (Switch-Case)
    • Leap (Goto)
    • Assertions
    • Error Handling
  • Functions → 6. Functions
    • Definition
    • Lambdas (Anonymous Functions)
    • Named Arguments
  • Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) → 7. Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
  • Access Modifiers → 8. Access Modifiers
  • Standard Library → 9. Standard Library
    • Global Functions
    • Math
    • Random
    • File System & I/O
    • Network & JSON
    • System
    • String Utils
    • Time
    • Regular Expressions
    • List Operations
    • Dictionary Operations
    • Set Operations
    • Base64
    • Hashing
    • Console Utilities
    • Lunite Interpreter Metadata
  • Modules → 10. Modules
    • Import Lunite Modules
    • Import Python Modules
  • Dict Or Set? → 11. Dict Or Set?
  • Enumerations → 12. Enumerations
  • String Interpolation (f-strings) → 13. String Interpolation (f-strings)
  • Error Diagnostics → 14. Error Diagnostics
  • Escape Characters → 15. Escape Characters
• Post Script → Post Script

How to Build Lunite Executable

To build Lunite, you may run either build.sh (for Linux or MacOS) or build.bat (for Windows). Make sure you have Python installed.

VS Code Extension Installation

VS Code Marketplace:

1. Search for The Lunite Programming Language by (ing) Studios in the VS Code Extension Marketplace.