0.2.1

Added

• Added support for string interpolation syntax (update to Luau 0.561)

• Added network server functionality using net.serve

  Example usage:

  net.serve(8080, function(request)
      print(`Got a {request.method} request at {request.path}!`)
  
      local data = net.jsonDecode(request.body)
  
      -- For simple text responses with a 200 status
      return "OK"
  
      -- For anything else
      return {
          status = 203,
          headers = { ["Content-Type"] = "application/json" },
          body = net.jsonEncode({
              message = "echo",
              data = data,
          })
      }
  end)

Changed

• Improved type definitions file for Selene, now including constants like process.env + tags such as readonly and mustuse wherever applicable

Fixed

• Fixed type definitions file for Selene not including all API members and parameters
• Fixed process.exit exiting at the first yield instead of exiting instantly as it should

0.2.0

Added

• Added full documentation for all global APIs provided by Lune! This includes over 200 lines of pure documentation about behavior & error cases for all of the current 35 constants & functions. Check the README to find out how to enable documentation in your editor.

• Added a third argument options for process.spawn:

  • cwd - The current working directory for the process
  • env - Extra environment variables to give to the process
  • shell - Whether to run in a shell or not - set to true to run using the default shell, or a string to run using a specific shell
  • stdio - How to treat output and error streams from the child process - set to "inherit" to pass output and error streams to the current process

• Added process.cwd, the path to the current working directory in which the Lune script is running

0.1.3

Added

• Added a --list subcommand to list scripts found in the lune or .lune directory.

0.1.2

Added

• Added automatic publishing of the Lune library to crates.io

Fixed

• Fixed scripts that terminate instantly sometimes hanging

Version 0.1.1

Fixed

• Fixed errors containing ./ and / or ../ in the middle of file paths
• Potential fix for spawned processes that yield erroring with "attempt to yield across metamethod/c-call boundary"

Version 0.1.0

This is the initial stable release for Lune! 🌙

All of the current APIs should work as expected, and there are no known major bugs.

Added

• task now supports passing arguments in task.spawn / task.delay / task.defer
• require now uses paths relative to the file instead of being relative to the current directory, which is consistent with almost all other languages but not original Lua / Luau - this is a breaking change but will allow for proper packaging of third-party modules and more in the future.
  • NOTE: If you still want to use the default Lua behavior instead of relative paths, set the environment variable LUAU_PWD_REQUIRE to true

Changed

• Improved error message when an invalid file path is passed to require
• Much improved error formatting and stack traces

Fixed

• Fixed downloading of type definitions making json files instead of the proper format
• Process termination will now always make sure all lua state is cleaned up before exiting, in all cases

Version 0.0.6

Added

• Initial implementation of Roblox's task library, with some caveats:

  • Minimum wait / delay time is currently set to 10ms, subject to change
  • It is not yet possible to pass arguments to tasks created using spawn / delay / defer
  • Timings for defer are flaky and deferred tasks are not (yet) guaranteed to run after spawned tasks

  With all that said, everything else should be stable!

  • Mixing and matching the coroutine library with task works in all cases
  • process.exit() will stop all spawned / delayed / deferred threads and exit the process
  • Lune is guaranteed to keep running until there are no longer any waiting threads

  If any of the abovementioned things do not work as expected, it is a bug, please file an issue!

Fixed

• Potential fix for spawned processes that yield erroring with "attempt to yield across metamethod/c-call boundary"

Version 0.0.5

Added

• Added full test suites for all Lune globals to ensure correct behavior
• Added library version of Lune that can be used from other Rust projects

Changed

• Large internal changes to allow for implementing the task library.
• Improved general formatting of errors to make them more readable & glanceable
• Improved output formatting of non-primitive types
• Improved output formatting of empty tables

Fixed

• Fixed double stack trace for certain kinds of errors

Version 0.0.4

Added

• Added process.args for inspecting values given to Lune when running (read only)
• Added process.env which is a plain table where you can get & set environment variables

Changed

• Improved error formatting & added proper file name to stack traces

Removed

• Removed ... for process arguments, use process.args instead
• Removed individual functions for getting & setting environment variables, use process.env instead

Version 0.0.3

Added

• Added networking functions under net

  Example usage:

  local apiResult = net.request({
  	url = "https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/posts/1",
  	method = "PATCH",
  	headers = {
  		["Content-Type"] = "application/json",
  	},
  	body = net.jsonEncode({
  		title = "foo",
  		body = "bar",
  	}),
  })
  
  local apiResponse = net.jsonDecode(apiResult.body)
  assert(apiResponse.title == "foo", "Invalid json response")
  assert(apiResponse.body == "bar", "Invalid json response")

• Added console logging & coloring functions under console

  This piece of code:

  local tab = { Integer = 1234, Hello = { "World" } }
  console.log(tab)

  Will print the following formatted text to the console, with syntax highlighting:

  {
      Integer = 1234,
      Hello = {
          "World",
      }
  }

  Additional utility functions exist with the same behavior but that also print out a colored
  tag together with any data given to them: console.info, console.warn, console.error -
  These print out prefix tags [INFO], [WARN], [ERROR] in blue, orange, and red, respectively.

Changed

• The json api is now part of net
  • json.encode becomes net.jsonEncode
  • json.decode become net.jsonDecode

Fixed

• Fixed JSON decode not working properly