# Annotations can be used to provide metadata used by the interpreter or via 
# code using reflection (?). 
#
# Annotations are scoped with the closest scopes take precedence, so if you 
# had a package scoped annotation with strict mode enabled, but then a locally 
# scoped annotation on a function with strict mode disabled strict mode would 
# be disabled for that function.
# 
# Scopes available:
#     - package   :: the current module and all other modules in the package
#     - module    :: only the current module
#     - local     :: only the current scope (default)
#     - expr      :: only the following expression
@package:name("Example Sloth program");
@package:author("Cody <cody@codyq.dev>");
@package:summary("This program is a little tour de Sloth");
@package:license("MIT");

# Similarly to TypeScript Sloth is a hybrid between a dyncmially typed and 
# statically typed language, however if you would like to enforce static typing 
# you can enable strict mode.
#
# Using strict mode is required for publishing to canopy.
@package:strict(true);