RealGecko

Added provider with `unstyled: true` https://github.com/Real-Gecko/primereact-test/commit/a2ccf4f6ea68c9368dfc780caa30f6b7c6179cb9 according to https://primereact.org/installation/#unstyled No luck yet 

Here're two ansible playbooks I've used to setup Wireguard and WG-Portal to work together, works flawlessly, WG-Portal was even able to import existing Wireguard peers, the only thing needed to...

Also, default configs shall be added: ``` PostUp = iptables -A FORWARD -i %i -j ACCEPT; iptables -A FORWARD -o %i -j ACCEPT; iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o eth+...

I think problem is a little bit deeper than bitwise precedence, as parser lacks `Brackets` statement: Code: ```python from luaparser import ast source = """ if (a + 1) /...

Cool and what about brackets themselves? I modified code locally so I have a `Brackets` statement which I can insert into AST and get the proper code (as that's the...

Take a look at the example once more, despite AST being proper the output is wrong: ```lua if a + 1 / 2 == 3 then print('ok') end ``` So...

> As for your second example: the AST looks something like this: `(a + (b / c)) + d` Currently you cannot say for sure.

> I can say that for sure, as I've looked at the ast. This was only a simplified representation of the AST, the full one looks like this: It's not...

Code: ```python from luaparser import ast source = """ result = (a + b) / (c + d) """ tree = ast.parse(source) print(ast.to_lua_source(tree)) ``` Output: ```lua result = a +...

Yeah, that's why I created #57