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A web framework for Lua/MoonScript supportingOpenResty orhttp.server

Lapis is production ready, use it on your next huge project.

Learn more on the homepage:http://leafo.net/lapis/

• Getting Started Tutorial
• Documentation
• Changelog

We just created a Discord for Lapis users and those interested in it to communicate. You can join us here:https://discord.gg/Y75ZXrD

• https://luarocks.org -source
• https://itch.io
• https://streak.club -source
• https://sightreading.training -source
• Ludum Dare game browser -source
• http://lapchan.moe/ -source

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• lapis-eswidget - A widget base class designed for organizing front-end code bundling
• lapis-annotate - Autogenerate comments on models with their database schema
• lapis-console - Interactive MoonScript console for Lapis that runs inside of your browser
• lapis-exceptions - Exception tracking and reporting
• lapis-bayes - General purpose Bayes classification for Spam, Fraud, etc.

If you need to run tests outside of our CI. The test suites requireBusted andMoonScript. There are three separate test suites:

• busted -- test Lua implementations
• busted spec_postgres -- integration tests with PostgreSQL. Requires a running PostgreSQL server
• busted spec_mysql -- integration tests with MySQL. Requires a running MySQL server
• busted spec_openresty/ -- integration tests with OpenResty as a server. Requires installation of OpenResty & Databases
• busted spec_cqueues/ -- integration tests withlua-http and cqueues as a server.

Test suites that require databases need to have the initial database created. Alapis_test database is created on each.You can run each command respectively.

make test_db# postgres test dbmake mysql_test_db

• PostgreSQL: Ensure thepostgres user can be logged in with no password.
• MySQL: Ensure theroot user can be logged in with no password.

This repository contains aDockerfile for runningthe entire test suite. You can run it with the following commands:

docker build -t lapis-test.docker run lapis-test

docker build will pull in the files in the current directory, including anychanges. To test modified code, build again before running the test suite. Itshould be a quick operation since dependency installation is cached.