Executing arbitary lua code from java code

[SirEdvin]

I know it is quite strange question, but is there a possibility to execute lua code from java code?

What I want to archive is provide interface that similar to AWS Lambdas (or any other serverless computing) at crude level of course.

I would have some peripheral, that would provide access to serverless message broker (let's say it would be similar to MQTT) and additionally I want to provide a peripheral that would allow executing lua function when some specific message published to a specific topic.

What I probably need to this is some isolated environment, that still can provide some CC:T features, like http api, but wouldn't be attached to any in-world minecraft computer.

Would it be possible to archive without too much cursed code?

[fatboychummy]

A bit off-topic as it's not an answer but rather a question of curiosity... Are you planning on writing a CC:T integration for Home Assistant or something?

[SquidDev]

Would it be possible to archive without too much cursed code?

No :p. If you want to use CC's APIs, I think the closest you can get to is subclassing ServerComputer, overriding createRootMount to use an in-memory mount or something, and doing some weird things with startup.lua. But not something I'd want to do in production code.

I personally wouldn't try to implement a serverless system. The cloud is just someone else's computer, but what does that mean when you're the only person in this world :p. But obviously I do not dictate what CC mods should do :p.