Flarial Scripting Documentation

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VSCode Extension ​

You can use a Visual Studio Code extension to make creating and checking your Flarial Scripting easier. As of now, we don't have anything on the marketplace, however you can build a current version of the extension to use right now!

Github Installation ​

WARNING

This guide is using Git and Node.js, which can be downloaded and installed easily!

  • If you go to this repo, the source code for the extension is held here. You can download this easily by doing this.
    bash
    git clone https://github.com/flarialmc/scripting-vscode-extension.git
  • Once you have it downloaded, you will want to go to the source code, and:
    bash
    npm install
  • Once, the dependencies for the repo are installed, you will want to install vcse globally:
    bash
    npm install -g @vscode/vsce
  • Then simply run,
    bash
    vsce package
  • Once you get your .vsix file you will want to do (replacing "flarial" with the name of the .vsix outputted):
    bash
    code --install-extension flarial.vsix

🎉 Congrats, you've done it. Now when you open a Lua file to make scripting for Flarial Client, you'll be able to make valid scripting much easier.

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This is why, we recommended Visual Studio Code, but you do not need this IDE or this extension to code a script for Flarial Client; these just make it easier.