An example of how to use Sputnik as a module, e.g. to render all the pages into HTML:

First, create an instance of Sputnik passing all necessary configurations:

yuri@chai:~/sputnik$ ./bin/lua
Lua 5.1.2  Copyright (C) 1994-2007 Lua.org, PUC-Rio
> require'luarocks.require'                      
> require'sputnik'
> s = sputnik.new{
   VERSIUM_PARAMS = {"/home/yuri/sputnik/wiki-data/"},
   BASE_URL = "",
   TOKEN_SALT = "",
  }

Now, let's just list the nodes:

> for i, n in ipairs(s:get_node_names()) do print(n) end
@Lua_Config
index
@Root

Let's load them:

> for i, n in ipairs(s:get_node_names()) do print(s:get_node(n)) end
table: 0x81bd058
table: 0x817e838
table: 0x8103f78
table: 0x80c6f60
table: 0x81be9d8
table: 0x80f3d30
table: 0x81d7ee8
table: 0x82adee0
table: 0x80f5d78

Let's print the content of one of them:

> = s:get_node(s:get_node_names()[2]).content
Congratulations, you just installed [Sputnik](http://www.freewisdom.org/projects/sputnik/)!  

What's next? 

First, check if you edit pages.  (Click "Edit" on this page.) You ...

Now, let's render the HTML for that node:

> n = s:get_node("index")
> n = s:decorate_node(n)
> =type(n.actions.show_content)
function
> =n.actions.show_content(n, {params={}}, s)

<p>Congratulations, you just installed <a href="http://www.freewis...

<p>What's next? </p>

<p>First, check if you edit pages.  (Click "Edit" on this page.) Yo...

<p>After that, you can do some customizations.  Edit the <a href='/...

<p>Also, edit the <a href='/sputnik.lua?p=_navigation' class='local...

<p>test</p>