flaghacker, on 26 July 2015 - 05:26 PM, said:

The primary usage of this language is as a replacement for the CraftOS buildt in program, go.

go forward 3 right forward 2
vs.
g 3fr2f

A slightly more advanced example; while turtle can mine upwards, mine forward and move forward:
g #U$m{mf}

MKlegoman357, on 17 July 2015 - 07:55 PM, said:

What exactly is missing before this is Lua 5.2 compatable?
If there is anything missing, please create a issue on Bitbucket, with details outlining what the problem is, and how to correct it.

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awsumben13, on 17 July 2015 - 07:57 PM, said:

The resource pack is provided as a convinience, as it is needed for server(and client)-wide install of the require function.
You can allways just download and run the require.lua file (raw file).
I'll consider making a pastebin that downloads and installs the function into the global environment.

cc-require

A standards compatible implementation of require,
and part of the package library, as specified by the Lua Manual

Allows for compatability with many non-CC Lua programs and API.

Examples

Standards compatible:

local api = {}
function api.hello(what)
    print("Hello, " .. what .. "!")
end

return api

The ComputerCraft way:

function hello(what)
    print("Hello, " .. what .. "!")
end

The main difference is that with standard require, APIs return a table
containing the API, where as in ComputerCraft's os.loadAPI, the global
environment of the API file is put into _G[api_filename].

This implementation of require allows you to import either type API.
It will however not place it in the global environment.

-- API file: /lib/api.lua
local api = require("api")

api.hello("World")

-- API file: /lib/test/api.lua
local api = require("test.api")

api.hello("ComputerCraft")

The search paths, where require looks for the API, can be found at the top of require.lua

Contribute

• Bug reports go here
  
• Code can be found here
  
• Full list of contributors can be found here

Download and installation
Resource pack can be downloaded from the Bitbucket download section.
Put the downloaded zip into the directory resourcepacks/, innside your minecraft directory, creating it if needed.