Volt API

Module|Executable|Library Volt.import(Path importPath [, Instance startDirectory])

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Server

void Server.Execute(table executables [, bool isAsync])

Execute a table of executables and determine whether to execute them each in a separate thread or not. The isAsync argument overrides the Async property of executables if isAsync is set to true.

void Await(string executableName [, number timeout] [, function callback])

Execute a function callback after an executable has completed execution. Keep in mind if the executable you await is running on a separate thread there will be nothing to await. When this function is called it will be executed in a separate thread and will not yield the current thread.

Executable Server.ExecutableName

You can reference an executable via dot notation. Keep in mind the executable will inject itself only after it has completed execution.

Client

void Client.Execute(table executables, [, bool isAsync])

Reference

void Await(string executableName [, number timeout] [, function callback])

Reference

Executable Client.ExecutableName

Reference

Libraries

Library Libraries.LibraryName

You can directly reference a library through Volt.Libraries. Please be aware this has the potential to cause unexpected functionality, prefer Volt.import('Libraries/...').

Config

Contains the returned table from Volt.Config.