My Workflow
Recently I've been dabbling with Lua, mostly tinkering with my Neovim configuration and building some plugins for it. But I've been thinking about doing some other projects using Lua too. So I built this tool called Luver for removing the some obstacles I faced going that way.
And it occured to me that it would be a pretty handly tool to use with GitHub Actions workflow.
GitHub Action: Setup Lua with Luver
How would it help you?
🌜 You can easily install specific versions of Lua/LuaJIT/LuaRocks for your CI workflow.
🚀 You have install multiple versions of Lua side-by-side and switch between them in your CI workflow. So you can run tests for your Lua library against multiple version of Lua!
Submission Category:
Maintainer Must-Haves
Yaml File or Link to Code
MunifTanjim
/
luver-action
🌛 Set up your GitHub Actions workflow with specific versions of Lua, LuaJIT, LuaRocks using Luver ❤️
Luver GitHub Action
Usage
See action.yml
Basic:
steps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v2
- uses: MunifTanjim/luver-action@v1
- run: |
luver install lua 5.4.3
luver use 5.4.3
luver install luarocks 3.8.0
- run: |
luarocks install luacheck
Pre-install versions:
steps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v2
- uses: MunifTanjim/luver-action@v1
with:
lua_versions: 5.1.5 5.4.3
luajit_versions: 5.1.5:2.1.0-beta3
luarocks_versions: 5.1.5:3.7.0 5.4.3:3.8.0
- run: |
luver use 5.1.5
lua -v
luajit -v
luarocks --version
Set default lua version:
steps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v2
- uses: MunifTanjim/luver-action@v1
with:
default: 5.1.5
lua_versions: 5.1.5 5.4.3
- run: |
lua -v
License
Licensed under the MIT License. Check the LICENSE file for details.
Additional Resources / Info
If you work on Lua projects often, you can also use Luver on your development machine, it is comparable to nvm
, pyenv
, rbenv
etc. If you think a tool like that would help you, check out: MunifTanjim/luver
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