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qsys-api-types

v0.0.9

Published

Type information for lua

Downloads

6

Readme

Q-SYS Api Types

A set of EmmyLua type definitions for the Q-SYS type Lua API.

Provides type hints in supported editors.

Type Hints

Prerequisites

The EmmyLua plugin for Intellij Editors, or VSCode.

Usage

Download the type definitions releases section on GitHub, and just place the lua file anywhere in the root directory of your project.

Alternatively, install a command line to generate it anywhere via npm:

npm install -g qsys-api-types

Then you can output the latest definition using the provided CLI:

qsys-api-types > qsys.lua

# or

qsys-api-types -o qsys.lua

# or

qsys-api-types -o

The advantage of using command line is that you can incorporate it in a build script, and easily upgrade to new type definitions as they become available.