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assets module

Asset definitions by reference: a project path, file#entry for one entry, #id for a scene block, or id://<id> from assets/index.toml. A script gets the…

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Asset definitions by reference: a project path, file#entry for one entry, #id for a scene block, or id://<id> from assets/index.toml. A script gets the definition table.

11 functions, 0 constants. Scripts reach it as assets::.

Functions

Argument kinds are the script values a call passes: node is a node handle, any a table or value of any kind, fn a callback.

function	acts on	what it does
`assign_id(path: string) -> string`	—	The id a file has, giving it one if it has none: a digest of the path and content, written to `assets/index.toml` and, for an asset document, as its top-level `id`. Reference it as `id://<id>` afterwards.
`directory(type_name: string)`	—	The project-relative directory files of an asset type belong in; empty when the type is unknown or declared none.
`duplicate(reference: string)`	—	A private copy of a definition, read past the cache, so editing it disturbs no other holder of that reference.
`exists(reference: string)`	—	Whether a reference resolves to a definition that is really there; false rather than an error when it does not.
`id(path: string) -> string?`	—	The id `assets/index.toml` gives a file, or nil when it has none.
`invalidate()`	—	Declare everything derived from project files stale (a shader a material links, say) so it is rebuilt from disk; for a file the watcher does not cover.
`load(reference: string)`	—	The definition table behind a reference, from the cache; an error when the reference resolves to nothing.
`path(reference: string) -> string`	—	The path an `id://` reference resolves to in the running project; a path comes back as itself, and an unknown id is an error naming the index.
`reload(reference: string)`	—	Forget a reference so the next load re-reads its file, along with every entry cut from that same file.
`rename(from: string, to: string) -> [string]`	—	Move a file or directory and rewrite every reference to it in the project's `.toml` files, comments kept; answers the files rewritten. Paths as `fs.*` takes them, so an editor refactors the game it has open by absolute path. Script sources are not rewritten: a path in a `.rn` is the script's own value, and `id://` is the reference that survives a move.
`save(reference: string, definition: any)`	—	Write a definition table to the project-relative file a reference names; an error unless it names a whole file.