Tarantool Rocks

Packages repository for Tarantool - efficient NoSQL database and a Lua application server.

The repository contains precisely selected Lua modules which are fully compatible with Tarantool and were approved to use by Tarantool Team. Check the list of available package.

Tarantool CI System automatically builds and publishes RPM and DEB packages for all modules. Please consult Tarantool web-site for further information.

Prerequsites

Tarantool 1.6.8+ with header files (tarantool and tarantool-dev packages).
LuaRocks 2.1.x

Install Luarocks

Install LuaRocks using your favorite package manager:

apt-get install luarocks

Configure LuaRocks

Add http://rocks.tarantool.org/ to the list of upstream servers:

mkdir -p ~/.luarocks/
cat > ~/.luarocks/config.lua <<EOF
rocks_servers = {
    [[http://rocks.tarantool.org/]]
}
EOF

Usage

Type luarocks search <search string> in shell to search modules in repositories.

Type luarocks install <modulename> in shell to install or update module.

Use somevar = require('<modulename>') in Tarantool to load <modulename> module.

Example:

roman@work:~$ luarocks search http

Search results:
===============

Rockspecs and source rocks:
---------------------------

http
   scm-1 (rockspec) - http://rocks.tarantool.org/

roman@work:~$ luarocks install http --local
...
http scm-1 is now built and installed in /home/roman/.luarocks/ (license: BSD)

roman@work:~$ tarantool
localhost> client = require('http.client')
---
...
localhost> client
---
- request: 'function: 0x4107cfa0'
  post: 'function: 0x4107d090'
  get: 'function: 0x4107d050'
...

Bug Reporting

Open tickets in this repository if you have problems with module packaging. In all other cases please use upstream bug trackers.

Contributing

The repository is moderated by Tarantool Team. Please make a pull request with a new .rockspec file and we will try to review your request quickly.

New modules must satisfy the following necessary but not sufficient conditions:

Package is compatible with the latest Tarantool version on major platforms
Module is maintained and has a public git repository and a bug tracker (e.g. GitHub)
Source code is published under an OSI approved open-source license
The repository has minimal viable test suite

Tarantool Team tries to maintain high-quality standards to deliver the best experience for our community. If you are not sure how to properly create a new .rockspec and/or contribute your module, please open a ticket. Thanks!

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