如题

Target:

1. Build with CommonJS, compatible with node.js/webpack/react native
2. Solve upvalue-in-repeat issue. This breaks many people to use lua.js
3. Performance improve because my JS level was up.
4. Support missing grammar, hex integer etc..
5. Unit Test, Travis-CI, blah blah..

It would be nice if there was a way to access the helpers object for a lua context to allow for detection/overriding methods like __set and __call in generated js code.

I would suggest adding __helpers to the LuaContext object when it is created.

print(type(string.byte('aaa')))

This will print 'nil'.
Look at stdlib.lua, the function string.byte is missing a 'return' statement.

setmetatable in the compiled js has no return value (it should return the first arg).

I tried running my code, but got this error: Error: Hexadecimal numeric not supported in lua.js yet.

Would be happy to see this get resolved!

t={}
t.a = 0
t.b = 0
t.c = 0
t.d = 0
t.e = 0
t.b = 0
t.g = 0
for k, v in pairs(t) do
  print(k)
end

Output missing 'c', 'd', 'e'.

I am going to use this to convert a lua project to web+js application. Because of I am using the 3rd party framework I may need add more function according the framework's api, so is there any method to get this doen or any suggestion will be really appreciated, thanks.

the build should create a script that works both in browser and node environments rather than just the browser.

I realize it can still be used in both contexts (by either using the generated script or lib/index.js) but it would be nice to be able to have a single script that can be used in either rather than requiring the scripts to be changed depending upon the execution environment

local test = ""
print(test .. " ")

TypeError: String.prototype.valueOf is not generic

print("1"+2)

local s = "aaa"
s:gsub(".", print)

这个代码跑了说：

Error: attempt to index a string value.

when using require, it should assign the imported value to the name of the exported variable in the current context

Tests should use a modern testing framework (such as mocha) so the tests are automatically verified (currently, they simply print the result to the console and are verified by the dev).

I try my code here:https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Jennal/LuaUtils/master/src/Oop.lua
Click Compile & Run, get the SyntaxError: Illegal break statement
Can you fix this?

local b = 1

repeat
  local a = 1
  b = b + 1
  if (b == 3) then
      break
  end
until a==1
-- should be 2.
print("Here",b);

now report SyntaxError: Illegal break statement

and until a==1 do wrong thing compare with offical lua.

非压缩版

Currently, lua.js doesn't support setting values using scientific notation. For example:

x = 1e-6

runs using lua from cli but fails with lua.js