Get started with JugaadLang in just a few minutes.

Before installing JugaadLang, make sure you have:

• Python 3.10 or later
• pip package manager

Check your Python version:

python --version

or

python3 --version

pip install jugaadlang

jug --version

Expected output:

JugaadLang v1.0.2 🇮🇳

Create a file named hello.jug

bolo("Namaste Duniya 🚀")

Run it:

jug run hello.jg

Output:

Namaste Duniya 🚀

pip3 install jugaadlang

jug --version

jug run hello.jg

pip3 install jugaadlang

jug --version

jug run hello.jg

Install directly from GitHub:

pip install git+https://github.com/JugaadLang/jugaadlang.git

Verify:

jug --version

JugaadLang includes a built-in package manager.

jug install chai

jug search chai

jug update

jug remove chai

Start the JugaadLang shell:

jug

Example:

>>> bolo("Namaste")
Namaste

You're now ready to write JugaadLang programs.

naam = "Bharat"

bolo("Namaste " + naam)

Output:

Namaste Bharat

Happy Coding! 🇮🇳🚀

JugaadLang is a modern programming language that lets developers write code using Hindi-inspired keywords written in English (Roman Hindi).

Built for students, beginners, and curious developers, JugaadLang makes programming easier to understand while retaining Python's simplicity and power.

Instead of writing:

print("Hello World")

You can write:

bolo("Hello World")

Simple. Familiar. Fun.

• 🇮🇳 Hindi-inspired syntax
• 🐍 Python-powered execution
• ⚡ Fast transpilation
• 😄 Funny & friendly error messages
• 📦 Built-in package manager (jug)
• 🎨 VS Code extension support
• 🌐 Cross-platform support
• 📚 Beginner-friendly documentation
• 🔧 Standard library included
• 🚀 Open Source
• 🧪 Interactive playground
• ❤️ Made for learners

bolo("Namaste Duniya")

Output:

Namaste Duniya

naam = "Bharat"

bolo("Namaste " + naam)

Output:

Namaste Bharat

banao swagat(naam)
    wapas "Namaste " + naam

bolo(swagat("Duniya"))

Output:

Namaste Duniya

umar = 18

agar umar >= 18
    bolo("Vote de sakte ho")
warna
    bolo("Abhi chhote ho")

ghumo i mein range(5)
    bolo(i)

ginti = 1

jabtak ginti <= 5
    bolo(ginti)
    ginti = ginti + 1

def greet(name):
    return f"Namaste {name}"

print(greet("Bharat"))

banao greet(naam)
    wapas "Namaste " + naam

bolo(greet("Bharat"))

Output:

Namaste Bharat

Instead of boring errors:

SyntaxError: invalid syntax

JugaadLang says:

Arre Bhai! Yeh kya likh diya? 🤦

Line 5 pe kuch gadbad lag rahi hai.
Thoda dhyan se dekh lo.

Learning should be fun.

Install packages using the built-in package manager:

jug install pandas

jug install numpy

jug update

jug remove pandas

Built-in modules include:

• File Handling
• JSON Utilities
• HTTP Requests
• Math Functions
• Date & Time
• Random Utilities
• CLI Tools
• String Utilities

Our mission is to make programming:

• Easier
• More accessible
• More fun
• More relatable

JugaadLang aims to become India's most beginner-friendly programming language.

Visit the official documentation:

https://jugaadlang.netlify.app

Learn:

• Installation
• Language Basics
• Functions
• Classes
• Modules
• Package Manager
• Standard Library
• Advanced Features

Features:

• Syntax Highlighting
• Auto Completion
• Error Detection
• Snippets
• Theme Support

Perfect for productive development.

We welcome contributions from everyone.

Ways to contribute:

• Compiler improvements
• Documentation updates
• VS Code extension features
• Bug fixes
• Standard library modules
• Playground enhancements
• New ideas & suggestions

git clone https://github.com/JugaadLang/jugaadlang

cd jugaadlang

uv install
uv  build

Become part of the JugaadLang movement.

⭐ Star the repositories

🍴 Fork the project

🐛 Report bugs

💡 Suggest features

🚀 Help build the future of Hindi-inspired programming

https://jugaadlang.netlify.app/

https://github.com/JugaadLang

"Code karo Hindi mein, Logic socho apne style mein."