Compiler Directives

There are a few compiler options you can try that will change how your code or even all code imported under behave.

Example

Here, we want to allow for coffeescript classes

using compiler::coffeeClasses;

class MyClass
  constructor: ->
    rew::io::out.print "hello"

Public Compiler Options

Using the public keyword, we can publicly use compiler options.

using public compiler::coffeeClasses;
using public compiler::implicitReturns.disable;
import "./path/to/something.coffee"; # it will allow coffeeClasses there as well

Notes

Keep in mind that when you do this, you are guaranteeing each file under it to be compiled differently, therefore maybe breaking other apps that were intended to use differently. But each file can override the previous options by strictly disabling or enabling them in your file.

All options

• coffeeCompat: Enable all coffee compatiblity settings
• autoVar: Automatically use var when u declare variables
• autoLet: Automatically use let when u declare variables
• autoConst: Automatically use const when u declare variables
• coffeeBinaryExistential: implied in the name
• coffeeBooleans: implied in the name
• coffeeClasses: implied in the name
• coffeeComment: implied in the name
• coffeeDo: implied in the name
• coffeeEq: implied in the name
• coffeeForLoops: implied in the name
• coffeeInterpolation: implied in the name
• coffeeJSX: implied in the name
• coffeeLineContinuation: implied in the name
• coffeeNot: implied in the name
• coffeeOf: implied in the name
• coffeePrototype: I do not reccommend disabling this
• implicitReturns: true by default, you won't have to strictly say return in functions