# Lunify

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A crate for converting Lua byte code to different versions and formats.

Currently Lua 5.0 and Lua 5.1 are supported inputs.

# Example

```rust
use lunify::{Format, LunifyError, Endianness, BitWidth, unify};

// Lua byte code in any suppored format
let input_bytes = include_bytes!("../test_files/lua50.luab");

// Desired output format. May specify pointer width, endianness, sizes of datatypes, ...
let output_format = Format {
    endianness: Endianness::Little,
    // Convert from byte code that runs on a 32 bit machine to byte code that runs on a 64 bit machine
    size_t_width: BitWidth::Bit64,
    ..Format::default()
};

// Convert input bytes to the desired format
let output_bytes = unify(input_bytes, &output_format, &Default::default());
```