imgurlua
A Lua client for the Imgur API. It can be used to interact with the Imgur API in your projects.
I wanted the screenshot button to make screenshots instantly linkable, so here we are. Requires an external SSL library. If you want some help on getting started, just check out imgurlua-example and there you go.
Lisa Frank
A helper to colorize an indexed image with a provided palette.
Want to be a new aged retro hippie? Don't want to use expensive shaders? Use this lib to transform an indexed image against a palette. It uses the red value of the index color, so use the blue and green to make things easier for you to distinguish while you're spriting. The red value is 0 based and corresponds to the leftmost pixel in the palette image. I accidentally made the palette also pass its alpha, so you can even hold yourself to ridiculous standards like having a reserved transparency color.
love-mml
A Music Macro Language player (for love).
It's like a midi instrument player, except less complicated. If you wanted to have timed musical events and don't need complex music, this might be something to look at. I'm not entirely sure how to get sustained notes going, the SoundData transforms would be pretty crazy.
timer
A simple lua timer library that mimics the gmod timer library.
Honestly, you might be better off with HUMP's timer but I didn't even think to look for an existing library when I needed this.
hooker
A simple lua hooking library that mimics the gmod hook library. Expose and call hooks.
I'm working on a project that's supposed to be pretty mod-friendly. If you're trying to do something similar, this might do something that you want it to. Or you could use HUMP's signals, maybe.
whatdoyouneed
Want to know what files are using what? Need to debug your requires? Is your scope acting like you think it is?
Basically, it just records which files require which other files. Includes a convenient table print function if all you need to do is look at it. Inspired by slime and bartbes' discussion over here, I wanted a way to utilize lurker's pre/post-swap hooks on certain files without having to hardcode a dependency tree of a given file, especially for third party libs.
love-notes
This isn't a library, it's a knowledgebase!
Here's a list of stuff that I wish I knew about and knew the importance of before trying to write games. If you have any like-advice, I suggest putting something here.
placeholdme
No more waiting around for assets!
Generates a bunch of graphics for use as a sprite sheet. Allows you to set the text on the images. Useful for testing animations and the like.
blackbox
Record all love events and play them back.
Have you ever had a user do something so outrageously difficult to reproduce that you just have to know how to make it happen yourself? Do you want an easy way of creating replays? If you happen to use the love event system extensively, this might be for you! Set it up, get it to start recording, figure out a way to save its recording with some other serialization library, reload the replay, play it back with this.
Deck
Playlist control for LÖVE.
This allows you to create media-player like sequences of audio or video to play in order. It's an abstraction for sources. If you ever wanted a timeline object that you could step through, this might also be something worth referencing since it mirrors a lot of the design logic that LÖVE uses for Sources. This was originally part of MoreVids but I thought it might just be generic enough to break into its own repository.
MoreVids
A library for showing preroll vids from other games.
Have you ever added "-novid" to a source engine game's launch options? Have you ever modified "sIntroSequence=" in an .ini file? Do you for some reason wish to show users that accidentally typo "-novid" in your game as "-movid" more videos, as they have clearly requested? What better way to celebrate the launch of love 0.10.0 than by using this newfound ability to play videos to its fullest potential.
poopsmith.lua
The much less useful alternative to strict.lua.
If you've ever revisited your old code, you've probably thought to yourself "Why did I make so many global variables?!" It's natural, everybody at some point in their life has to make some bad code before they can make gold. By dropping this library into your project, you'll break your code that uses nasty habits like writing globals. This will give you a chance to find out where in your code you're using globals where you may not mean to. You could also just use strict.lua
vmf.lua
Valve map formats structured as lua tables.
Have you ever wanted to read a valve map as a lua table? No? Well now you can! I threw this together just to help figure some things out and thought someone else might want it. Almost all of the data valve uses is formatted like this, so it's technically able to read stuff like GameInfo.txt or GameConfig.txt or even .vmt files. I recommend CapsAdmin's solution in goluwa over mine, but I couldn't find it when I needed it.
I also made minor changes to monocle and lurker but I don't think they warranted a pull request.
