Welcome to Glyph! Glyph is an embedded language that prioritizes security and portability. It allows you to create safe behavior modules with ease. Follow the steps below to download and run Glyph.

Glyph is a capability-secure, WASM-first embedded language designed for small and efficient behavior modules. It supports various programming tasks while ensuring a safe execution environment. Use Glyph to write and run your applications in a secure and portable way.

To run Glyph smoothly, ensure your system meets the following requirements:

• Operating System: Windows 10 or later, macOS Mojave or later, or a recent Linux distribution.
• RAM: Minimum of 2 GB.
• Disk Space: At least 100 MB of free space.

1. Visit the Releases Page: Go to Glyph Releases.
2. Choose the Latest Version: Locate the latest release marked with a "Latest" tag.
3. Download the File: Download the installation file suitable for your operating system.
4. Run the Installer:
   • Windows: Double-click the downloaded .exe file and follow the prompts.
   • macOS: Open the downloaded .dmg file and drag the Glyph app to your Applications folder.
   • Linux: Extract the downloaded tarball and run ./glyph from the terminal.

After installation, you can start using Glyph to create and run your modules.

1. Create a New Module: Open Glyph and select the 'New Module' option from the menu.
2. Write Your Code: Use the built-in editor to write your code. Glyph supports basic syntax highlighting for easier reading.
3. Run Your Module: Click on the 'Run' button to execute your code. Glyph will display any output in the console.

• Capability Security: Glyph ensures that only authorized actions can be performed within modules.
• Portable: Write once, run anywhere. Glyph leverages WASM for cross-platform compatibility.
• Easy to Learn: Glyph’s syntax is user-friendly and designed for quick comprehension, making it accessible for everyone.
• Fast Execution: Glyph is optimized for performance, providing rapid module execution.

If you encounter any issues while running Glyph, try the following:

• Reinstall Glyph: Sometimes, a fresh installation can resolve issues.
• Check Compatibility: Ensure your system meets the specified requirements.
• Review Error Messages: Pay attention to any error messages shown in the console; they often provide hints for troubleshooting.

For assistance with Glyph, visit our GitHub Issues page and report any problems or questions.

Join the Glyph community to share your experience, ask questions, and collaborate with others. Check our discussion forum linked in the repository.

Now that you know how to download and run Glyph, you can begin exploring its capabilities. Happy coding!