Variables

This guide will provide you with a comprehensive understanding of variables.

Using Variables

Variables are useful tools in programming that allow you to store values that can be accessed and manipulated throughout your code. To use a variable, you first need to declare it by giving it a name and assigning a value to it.

One way to do this is by using the following code snippet in your main file (usually named index.js):

<AoiClient>..variables({
  variableName: boolean,
  variableName: number,
  variableName: object,
  variableName: "string",
}, table?);

The <AoiClient>..variables() function takes an object as an argument, where each property represents a variable name and its corresponding value. You can assign variables to a certain table. However, this is optional and will default to "main".

For example:

index.js

<AoiClient>..variables(
  {
    blacklisted: false,
    money: 0,
    developers: {},
    title: "none",
  },
  "main",
);

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Variable Handlers

Another way to use variables is by using a variable handler, which can help keep your main file organized and cleaner. To set up a variable handler, follow these steps:

1. Create a directory called "handler".
2. Create a file inside the directory named "variables.js".
3. In your main file, add the following code:

require("./handler/variables.js")(client);

4. In the variables.js file, create an array of objects, where each object represents a variable name and its corresponding value:

module.exports = (client) => {
  client.variables({
    variableName: boolean,
    variableName: number,
    variableName: object,
    variableName: "string",
  }, table?);
};

For example:

handler/variables.js

module.exports = (client) => {
  client.variables(
    {
      blacklisted: false,
      money: 0,
      developers: {},
      title: "none",
    },
    "main",
  );
};

With these steps, you now have a working variable handler, which can help you keep your code organized and easier to manage.