`reluax` lets you easily create dynamic websites in a custom dialect of Lua, inspired by JSX. The service has been written in Rust, and uses `luajit` as its Lua runtime for performance and ease of integration of other libraries. ## Requirements - `luajit` ## Installation This project is available through GitHub releases as a prebuild binary, or from `crates.io` through `cargo install reluax`, if you have the Rust toolchain installed. Alternatively, it is packaged as a Nix flake: if you have Nix installed, you can `nix run github:Duckonaut/reluax`. ## Usage ``` Commands: serve Serve a directory of LuaX files in production mode build Build a directory of LuaX files dev Serve a directory of LuaX files in development mode new Create a new project init Initialize a new project in the current directory help Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s) Options: -h, --help Print help Examples: reluax serve reluax dev -P public/ -C luax/ ``` To create an example project, run `reluax new my-first-project`. ## Inspiration The project was heavily inspired by Ben Visness' blog post, [I made JSX for Lua (because I hate static sites)](https://bvisness.me/luax/), which I highly recommend reading.