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TypeScript is porting its compiler to Go, delivering 10x faster builds, lower memory usage, and improved editor performance for a smoother developer experience.
github.com/stevedonovan/luar
Luar is designed to make using Lua from Go more convenient. Go structs, slices and maps can be automatically converted to Lua tables and vice-versa. The resulting conversion can either be a copy or a proxy. In the latter case, any change made to the result will reflect on the source.
Any Go function can be made available to Lua scripts, without having to write C-style wrappers.
Luar support cyclic structures (map[string]interface{}
, lists, etc.).
User-defined types can be made available to Lua as well: their exported methods can be called and usual operations such as indexing or arithmetic can be performed.
See the documentation for usage instructions and examples.
Install with
go get <repo>/luar
Luar uses Alessandro Arzilli's golua. See golua's homepage for further installation details.
Version 1.x features an example REPL that is available in the cmd
folder.
This is a rewrite of 1.x with extended features and a cleaner API. The main differences with the previous version:
The function prototypes of GoToLua
and LuaToGo
are simpler and do not
require the use of reflection from the callers. The dontproxify
argument is
gone, use GoToLuaProxy
to control proxification.
The Copy*
functions and GoLuaFunc
are gone, use GoToLua
and LuaToGo
instead.
Use Register
instead of RawRegister
.
InitProxies
is gone since it was not needed.
The LuaObject
and LuaTableIter
structure fields are unexported.
LuaObject methods not only work on Lua functions but also on anything with a
__call
metamethods. Idem for tables and the __index
/__newindex
metamethods.
Use NewLuaObjectFromName(L, "_G")
instead of Global
.
Lookup
and Geti
gone. Instead the Get
and GetObject
functions are
variadic: each subfield argument can be any valid Lua key (string, integer...).
Use (*LuaObject) Call
instead of (*LuaObject) Callf
. The protoype of
(*LuaObject) Call
has changed in a fashion similar to GoToLua
and LuaToGo
.
Types
is gone as it is no longer needed.
Register ProxyIpairs
and ProxyPairs
instead of calling LuarSetup
.
Register and use Unproxify
instead of ArrayToTable
, MapToTable
,
ProxyRaw
, SliceToTable
and StructToTable
.
ComplexReal
and ComplexImag
have been replaced by the proxy attributes
real
and imag
, respectively.
SliceSub
and SliceAppend
have been replaced by the proxy methods
slice
and append
, respectively.
Slice proxies have the cap
metamethod alongside append
and slice
.
String proxies have a slice
method just like slice proxies. They can be
looped rune-by-rune over with ipairs
.
The range of supported conversion has been extended:
LuaToGo can convert to interfaces and pointers with several levels of indirection.
LuaToGo can convert to non-empty maps and structs.
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