An API to compile Luau and return bytecode
Needs:

• rokit
• lune

If you send a POST request with the script source code, the server will return the compiled bytecode.
If you send a GET request with a script name (like https://example.com?name=helloworld.luau), the server will return the compiled bytecode of a file named that in the scripts directory.

A MD5 hash of every source code recieved by the compiler is made and the code's resultant bytecode is cached. The cache auto-cleans if a size limit is ever hit.

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Usage on server:

auth="secret" ./start

This starts the server along with a cloudflare tunnel

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Usage via curl

• POST:

   curl -X POST <address> \
   	-H "Content-Type: text/plain" \
   	-H "Authorization: secret" \
   	--data-binary "print(\"Hello world!\")"\
   	-o a.luauc

• GET:

   curl -X GET "<address>?name=helloworld.luau" \
   	-H "Authorization: secret"
   	-o a.luauc

You can then try Lune's luau.load on the resulting bytecode.

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Usage via Roblox

• POST:

   local ADDRESS = "<address>"
   local SECRET = "secret"
   local HttpService = game:GetService("HttpService")
  
   local function compile(sourceCode)
   	local success, response = pcall(function()
   	return HttpService:RequestAsync {
   			Url = ADDRESS;
   			Method = "POST";
   			Headers = {["Authorization"] = SECRET; ["Content-Type"] = "text/plain"};
   			Body = sourceCode;
   		}
   	end)
  
   	if success then
   		return response
   	else
   		warn("Failure: ", response)
   	end
   end
  
   compile("print(\"Hello world!\")")

• GET:

   local ADDRESS = "<address>"
   local SECRET = "secret"
   local HttpService = game:GetService("HttpService")
  
   local function compileFile(scriptName)
   	local success, response = pcall(function()
   		return HttpService:RequestAsync {
   			Url = ADDRESS.."/?name="..HttpService:UrlEncode(scriptName);
   			Method = "GET";
   			Headers = {["Authorization"] = SECRET};
   		}
   	end)
  
   	if success then
   		return response
   	else
   		warn("Failure: ", response)
   	end
   end
  
   compileFile("helloworld.luau")

You can then straight up send this to Fiu, Splice, or any other applicable bytecode interpreter to run it.