Solve Error: LUBE.lua:30: A Class Commons implementation is required


To solve this Lube errors, we need to create a class :

class.lua

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local function __NULL__() end

— class "inheritance" by copying functions
local function inherit(class, interface, …)
    if not interface then return end
    assert(type(interface) == "table", "Can only inherit from other classes.")

    — __index and construct are not overwritten as for them class[name] is defined
    for name, func in pairs(interface) do
        if not class[name] then
            class[name] = func
        end
    end
    for super in pairs(interface.__is_a or {}) do
        class.__is_a[super] = true
    end

    return inherit(class, …)
end

— class builder
local function new(args)
    local super = {}
    local name = ‘<unnamed class>’
    local constructor = args or __NULL__
    if type(args) == "table" then
        — nasty hack to check if args.inherits is a table of classes or a class or nil
        super = (args.inherits or {}).__is_a and {args.inherits} or args.inherits or {}
        name = args.name or name
        constructor = args[1] or __NULL__
    end
    assert(type(constructor) == "function", ‘constructor has to be nil or a function’)

    — build class
    local class = {}
    class.__index = class
    class.__tostring = function() return ("<instance of %s>"):format(tostring(class)) end
    class.construct = constructor or __NULL__
    class.inherit = inherit
    class.__is_a = {[class] = true}
    class.is_a = function(self, other) return not not self.__is_a[other] end

    — inherit superclasses (see above)
    inherit(class, unpack(super))

    — syntactic sugar
    local meta = {
        __call = function(self, …)
            local obj = {}
            setmetatable(obj, self)
            self.construct(obj, …)
            return obj
        end,
        __tostring = function() return name end
    }
    return setmetatable(class, meta)
end

— interface for cross class-system compatibility (see https://github.com/bartbes/Class-Commons).
if class_commons ~= false and not common then
    common = {}
    function common.class(name, prototype, parent)
        local init = prototype.init or (parent or {}).init
        return new{name = name, inherits = {prototype, parent}, init}
    end
    function common.instance(class, …)
        return class(…)
    end
end


— the module
return setmetatable({new = new, inherit = inherit},
    {__call = function(_,…) return new(…) end})

Then in we can load this class before calling LUBE. For instance, i put those two files (class.lua and Lube.lua) into folder called “libs”.

main.lua

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Class = require "libs.class"
require "libs.LUBE"

It’s should solve the problem!


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