Luakit
A multi-platform solution in lua , you can develop your app, IOS or android app with this tool, truely write once , use everywhere. Notice , you can only use Luakit to write business logic code including network, db orm, multithread model, but not UI code, Luakit do not provide api for UI development.
Why write apps with Luakit?
I will say Luakit is the most effective tool to develop apps on more than one platform. Here are some reasons
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Cross platform, truely write once use everywhere, this feature is very attractive, if you have experienced multi-platform development , cross platform architecture will be very impressive for you. It can promote efficiency largely.
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Dynamic and flexible, write business logic code in lua , you can release your code anytime, truely agile development.
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Forget the annoying memory management, lua support automatic garbage collection. Lua has closures, also known as blocks. These features make Luakit much more effective than other c++ cross platform solution.
Examples
For some simple Luakit apps, check out the source folder.
Multithreading
We provide some powerful multi-threading api in lua , you can see ThreadTest in Android Demo folder and IOS Demo folder. Notice , It is not only thread safety multithreading model, but also really competition multithreading model. It is the unique solution to perform competition multithreading in lua or js.
Create thread , demo code
-- Parma1 is the thread type ,there are five types of thread you can create.
-- BusinessThreadUI
-- BusinessThreadDB
-- BusinessThreadLOGIC
-- BusinessThreadFILE
-- BusinessThreadIO
-- Param2 is the thread name
-- Result is new threadId which is the token you should hold to do further action
local newThreadId = lua.thread.createThread(BusinessThreadLOGIC,"newThread")Perform method on a specified thread async, demo code
-- Parma1 is the threadId for which you want to perform method
-- Parma2 is the modelName
-- Parma3 is the methodName
-- The result is just like you run the below code on a specified thread async
-- require(modelName).methodName("params", 1.1, {1,2,3}, function (p)
-- end)
lua.thread.postToThread(threadId,modelName,methodName,"params", 1.1, {1,2,3}, function (p)
-- do something here
end)Perform method on a specified thread sync, demo code
-- Parma1 is the threadId for which you want to perform method
-- Parma2 is the modelName
-- Parma3 is the methodName
-- The result is just like you run the below code on a specified thread sync
-- local result = require(modelName).methodName("params", 1.1, {1,2,3}, function (p)
-- end)
local result = lua.thread.postToThreadSync(threadId,modelName,methodName,"params", 1.1, {1,2,3}, function (p)
-- do something here
end)ORM
Luakit provide a orm solution which has below features
- Object-oriented interfaces
- Automatically create and update table schemas.
- Has internal cache
- Timing auto transaction
- Thread safe
Define your model, demo code
-- Add the define table to dbData.lua
-- Luakit provide 7 colum types
-- IntegerField to sqlite integer
-- RealField to sqlite real
-- BlobField to sqlite blob
-- CharField to sqlite varchar
-- TextField to sqlite text
-- BooleandField to sqlite bool
-- DateTimeField to sqlite integer
user = {
__dbname__ = "test.db",
__tablename__ = "user",
username = {"CharField",{max_length = 100, unique = true, primary_key = true}},
password = {"CharField",{max_length = 50, unique = true}},
age = {"IntegerField",{null = true}},
job = {"CharField",{max_length = 50, null = true}},
des = {"TextField",{null = true}},
time_create = {"DateTimeField",{null = true}}
},
-- when you use, you can do just like below
local Table = require('orm.class.table')
local userTable = Table("user")Insert data, demo code
local userTable = Table("user")
local user = userTable({
username = "user1",
password = "abc",
time_create = os.time()
})
user:save()Update data, demo code
local userTable = Table("user")
local user = userTable.get:primaryKey({"user1"}):first()
user.password = "efg"
user.time_create = os.time()
user:save()Delete data, demo code
local userTable = Table("user")
local user = userTable.get:primaryKey({"user1"}):first()
user:delete()Batch update, demo code
local userTable = Table("user")
userTable.get:where({age__gt = 40}):update({age = 45})Batch Delete, demo code
local userTable = Table("user")
userTable.get:where({age__gt = 40}):delete()Select, demo code
local userTable = Table("user")
local users = userTable.get:all()
print("select all -----------")
local user = userTable.get:first()
print("select first -----------")
users = userTable.get:limit(3):offset(2):all()
print("select limit offset -----------")
users = userTable.get:order_by({desc('age'), asc('username')}):all()
print("select order_by -----------")
users = userTable.get:where({ age__lt = 30,
age__lte = 30,
age__gt = 10,
age__gte = 10,
username__in = {"first", "second", "creator"},
password__notin = {"testpasswd", "new", "hello"},
username__null = false
}):all()
print("select where -----------")
users = userTable.get:where({"scrt_tw",30},"password = ? AND age < ?"):all()
print("select where customs -----------")
users = userTable.get:primaryKey({"first","randomusername"}):all()
print("select primaryKey -----------")Join, demo code
local userTable = Table("user")
local newsTable = Table("news")
local user_group = newsTable.get:join(userTable):all()
print("join foreign_key")
user_group = newsTable.get:join(userTable,"news.create_user_id = user.username AND user.age < ?", {20}):all()
print("join where ")
user_group = newsTable.get:join(userTable,nil,nil,nil,{create_user_id = "username", title = "username"}):all()
print("join matchColumns ")Http request
Luakit provide a http request interface, it has an internal dispatcher which contains a FIFO queue , here is the source code, demo code
-- url , the request url
-- isPost, boolean value represent post or get
-- uploadContent, string value represent the post data
-- uploadPath, string value represent the file path to post
-- downloadPath, string value to tell where to save the response
-- headers, tables to tell the http header
-- socketWatcherTimeout, int value represent the socketTimeout
-- onResponse, function value represent the response callback
-- onProgress, function value represent the onProgress callback
lua.http.request({ url = "http://tj.nineton.cn/Heart/index/all?city=CHSH000000",
onResponse = function (response)
end})Async socket
Luakit provide a non-blocking interface for socket connect , demo code
local socket = lua.asyncSocket.create("127.0.0.1",4001)
socket.connectCallback = function (rv)
if rv >= 0 then
print("Connected")
socket:read()
end
end
socket.readCallback = function (str)
print(str)
timer = lua.timer.createTimer(0)
timer:start(2000,function ()
socket:write(str)
end)
socket:read()
end
socket.writeCallback = function (rv)
print("write" .. rv)
end
socket:connect()Notification
Luakit provide a notification system by which notifications can transfer through the lua environment and native environment
Lua register and post notification, demo code
lua.notification.createListener(function (l)
local listener = l
listener:AddObserver(3,
function (data)
print("lua Observer")
if data then
for k,v in pairs(data) do
print("lua Observer"..k..v)
end
end
end
)
end);
lua.notification.postNotification(3,
{
lua1 = "lua123",
lua2 = "lua234"
})Android register and post notification,, demo code
LuaNotificationListener listener = new LuaNotificationListener();
INotificationObserver observer = new INotificationObserver() {
@Override
public void onObserve(int type, Object info) {
HashMap<String, Integer> map = (HashMap<String, Integer>)info;
for (Map.Entry<String, Integer> entry : map.entrySet()) {
Log.i("business", "android onObserve");
Log.i("business", entry.getKey());
Log.i("business",""+entry.getValue());
}
}
};
listener.addObserver(3, observer);
HashMap<String, Integer> map = new HashMap<String, Integer>();
map.put("row", new Integer(2));
NotificationHelper.postNotification(3, map);IOS register and post notification,, demo code
_notification_observer.reset(new NotificationProxyObserver(self));
_notification_observer->AddObserver(3);
- (void)onNotification:(int)type data:(id)data
{
NSLog(@"object-c onNotification type = %d data = %@", type , data);
}
post_notification(3, @{@"row":@(2)});Setup
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