Sandboxed Lua 5.5 interpreter for Clojure/JVM
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Sandboxed Lua 5.5 interpreter for Clojure/JVM
Run real Lua (5.1–5.5 & LuaJIT) in Node.js
nodejs javascript cli typescript lua cpp ffi luajit lua-bindings lua-scripting node-addon napi lua-vm native-addon embedded-lua lua-runtime
Lua 5.1.5 as an Arduino library for ESP32—embed the Lua interpreter and run scripts from C++.
Embed Redis-style Lua 5.1 in Node.js with WebAssembly. Binary-safe arguments, JavaScript host callbacks and instruction limits; powers js-redis-server.
Keylang is a simple Python-like programming LANGuage that puts emphasis on built in functions and KEYwords. It's quite similar to Python right now but it will evolve over time
This project provides an embedded Lua interpreter, allowing exposure of custom C functions to Lua, as well as executing Lua scripts from files or strings. It is ideal as a foundation for game engine scripting.
A Flipper-style telemetry dashboard for EdgeTX B&W radios (128x64), built for 1S ELRS whoops. Five pages, on-radio config, and a pixel dragonfly.
lua drone fpv telemetry opentx rc tinywhoop radiomaster embedded-lua edgetx expresslrs monochrome-display
High-performance, concurrency-safe runtime for running Lua in Go: bytecode cache + per-script VM pooling + a dynamic registry, on the pure-Go PUC-Lua 5.4 engine (lua-pure).
go golang lua sandbox scripting concurrency hot-reload embedding puc-lua lua-5-4 embedded-lua bytecode-cache vm-pool
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