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Modular Multipurpose Minetest Modding Library
build | ||
doc | ||
minetest | ||
persistence | ||
web | ||
b3d.lua | ||
base64.lua | ||
binary.lua | ||
bluon.lua | ||
file.lua | ||
func.lua | ||
hashheap.lua | ||
hashlist.lua | ||
heap.lua | ||
init.lua | ||
iterator.lua | ||
json.lua | ||
kdtree.lua | ||
less_than.lua | ||
License.txt | ||
logo.svg | ||
luon.lua | ||
math.lua | ||
matrix4.lua | ||
minetest.lua | ||
mod.conf | ||
persistence.lua | ||
quaternion.lua | ||
Readme.md | ||
schema.lua | ||
table.lua | ||
text.lua | ||
trie.lua | ||
utf8.lua | ||
vararg.lua | ||
vector.lua | ||
web.lua |
Modding Library (modlib
)
Multipurpose Minetest Modding Library
At a glance
No dependencies. Licensed under the MIT License. Written by Lars Mueller aka LMD or appguru(eu). Requires Lua 5.1 / LuaJIT.
Acknowledgement
- luk3yx: Various suggestions, bug reports and fixes
- grorp (Gregor Parzefall): Bug reports & proposed fixes for node box code
- NobWow: Another bugfix
Principles
- Game-agnostic: Modlib aims to provide nothing game-specific;
- Minimal invasiveness: Modlib should not disrupt other mods; even at the expense of syntactic sugar, changes to the global environment - apart from the addition of the modlib scope - are forbidden
- Architecture: Modlib is organized hierarchically
- Performance: Modlib tries to not compromise performance for convenience; modlib loads lazily
Tests
The tests are located in a different repo, modlib_test
, as they are quite heavy due to testing the PNG reader using PngSuite. Reading the tests for examples of API usage is recommended.
API
(Incomplete) documentation resides in the doc
folder; you'll have to dive into the code for everything else.
The mod namespace is modlib
, containing all modules which in turn contain variables & functions.
Modules are lazily loaded by indexing the modlib
table. Do _ = modlib.<module>
to avoid file load spikes at run time.
Localizing modules (local <module> = modlib.<module>
) is recommended.