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🕹️ Custom framework exports

Info​

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If you have selected the Aquiver.Config.Framework = "CUSTOM", then you should add the export functions inside the resource.

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If you are not a developer and you have no idea what you are getting into with custom selected framework please ignore this part.

Exports​

Serverside export functions.
globalThis.exports[GetCurrentResourceName()].addItem(this.source, item, amount);
globalThis.exports[GetCurrentResourceName()].removeItem(this.source, item, amount);
return globalThis.exports[GetCurrentResourceName()].getItemAmount(this.source, item) ?? 0;
return globalThis.exports[GetCurrentResourceName()].getItem(this.source, item);
return globalThis.exports[GetCurrentResourceName()].getAccountMoney(this.source, accountType) ?? 0;
globalThis.exports[GetCurrentResourceName()].addAccountMoney(this.source, accountType, amount);
globalThis.exports[GetCurrentResourceName()].setAccountMoney(this.source, accountType, amount);
return globalThis.exports[GetCurrentResourceName()].getRoleplayName(this.source) ?? 'UNDEFINED_NAME';
return globalThis.exports[GetCurrentResourceName()].getIdentifier(this.source) ?? '';
return globalThis.exports[GetCurrentResourceName()].hasPermission(this.source) ?? false;
globalThis.exports[GetCurrentResourceName()].notification(this.source, message);

Export setup example.​

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This export should be inside the resource where the Aquiver module is present, since we are triggering the imports with GetCurrentResourceName()

These are just examples, none of the functions are valid of course.

Example export function with .lua setup.
exports('hasPermission', function(source, permissionGroup)
    local Player = Myframework.getter.player(source)
    return Player.hasGroup(permissionGroup)
end)