eja VS zigbee-lua

I wrote a micro web server named eja which is basically a Lua interpreter with sockets compiled in and an essential Lua library of functions to serve dynamic generated pages and daily console/sysadmin operations, it is on Debian since several years and I personally use it on hundreds of servers for the companies I have been and I still work for. On top of eja I have also wrote Tibula, a mysql/sqlite3 dmbs largely inspired by phpMyAdmin.

Did anybody tried this? https://github.com/hwhw/zigbee-lua

I wrote a Zigbee coordinator that does currently manage all lighting in my flat (https://github.com/hwhw/zigbee-lua). Somewhat out of necessity, I didn't feel like having them cloud-controlled. Uses ljsyscall heavily (for an epoll event loop, serial device connection, TCP/IP, UDP). Has a nice coroutine-based "task" system with message passing/event handling concept (in lib/ctx.lua) and a very very very basic http 1.0 (sic) server. It also has a homebrewn binary format serialization/deserialization layer which uses kind of a metaprogramming strategy (lib/codec.lua, example format definition in interface interfaces/zigbee/proto-zcl.lua - you'll hardly recognize it as Lua code anymore...).