Starting from luvit.io version 0.8.2 support for NPM as dependency manager was added. This simplifies things a lot and gives huge possibilities for community to grow. This repo is a small example of how easily you can start to develop Luvit applications.

1. Clone this repo git clone git@github.com:voronianski/luvit-npm-example.git
2. Make sure you have installed Node.js and NPM on your machine - npm --version
3. Run npm install inside your repo to install all dependencies
4. Run npm start to start the fake app and browse printed output in console!

For now I didn't find any BDD style testing library for Luvit unfortunately. Hope this will change soon. For demonstration purposes I've used luvit-test by Wouter Scherphof as you can see it's quite easy to test async methods as well.

If you still don't know whether to start investing in Luvit or not, my piece of advice - you definetely should! The only thing that Luvit misses right now is an active community. Technically there a lot of advantages among Node.js including such vital things as performance and speed. Lua is very handy and easy to switch from JavaScript language. Smart community which has experience with Node and knows it weakest points can bring Luvit to masses so let's do it! シ

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