there appears to be plenty of projects implementing various interpreters;
golang, lua, javascript etc. However, most, if not all, appear to be in a
very immature state.
I am looking for a package which, in pure go, can execute code dynamically
(actually dont care which language), in a manner similar to lua. I intend
on building a plugin system for one of my programs; hence the interpreter
must be reasonably mature/resilient against syntatical or semantic errors
in the input.
At the moment, 'otto' seems aligned with my needs:
https://github.com/robertkrimen/otto
However I am not sure if it is resilient enough against script errors, so
its pending consideration depending on my own experimenting and any advice
you can provide (if you have used otto).
Can anyone provide insight/reccomendations regarding this choice? I just
need a package which can form the basis of a simple plugin system.
Thanks in advance,
Tommy <3
PS: C-bindings or other solutions which require additional compilation
steps are out of the question; considering the nature of my project.
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