Tarantool - Rocks ¶
Available versions:
1.10 (lts) 2.1 (stable)
Available modules
To install a module, say:
$ tarantoolctl rocks install module-name
Want your module listed here? Please drop us a line at doc@tarantool.org.
Download a Lua manifest file.
Data formats / Serialization
csv Built-in
Manipulation routines for CSV (Comma-Separated-Values) records
json Built-in
JSON manipulation routines
msgpack Built-in
MsgPack encoder/decoder
pickle Built-in
ASN1 BER format reader
xlog Built-in
Reader for Tarantool’s snapshot files and write-ahead-log (WAL) files
yaml Built-in
YAML encoder/decoder
Database administration
console Built-in
Connect remotely to a Tarantool instance via an admin port
Databases
Date and time
clock Built-in
Routines to get time values derived from the Posix/C ‘CLOCK_GETTIME’ function or equivalent. Useful for accurate clock and benchmarking.
Development support
debug Built-in
Tools to print call traces, insert watchpoints, inspect Lua objects
fun Built-in
Functional programming primitives that work well with LuaJIT
log Built-in
Routines to write messages to the built-in Tarantool log
strict Built-in
Module to prohibit use of undeclared Lua variables
tap Built-in
Tools to write nice unit tests conforming to Test Anything Protocol
I18n
iconv Built-in
Convert data between character sets
Miscellaneous
Networking
http Built-in
HTTP client with support for HTTPS and keepalive; uses routines in the ‘libcurl’ library
net.box Built-in
Module to connect remotely to a Tarantool instance via a binary port
Operating systems/Interfaces
errno Built-in
Module to handle errors produced by POSIX APIs
fio Built-in
Routines for file input/output
os Built-in
Faster analogs to the standard ‘os’ functions in Lua
socket Built-in
Non-blocking routines for socket input/output
Power tools
Expiration daemon module to turn Tarantool into a persistent memcache replacement with your own expiration strategy
Application-level library that provides sharding, re-sharding and client-side reliable replication for Tarantool
Security/Encryption
crypto Built-in
Routines to work with various cryptographic hash functions
digest Built-in
Routines to work with “digest”, a value returned by a hash function