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Shr0x at 16:53, 8 November 2024

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	==Summary==		==Summary==
	<code>http://package/</code> is the protocol for the root folder of client_packages, ~~so <code>http://package/</code> returns client_packages, makes it easier for you~~ to ~~require~~ files client-side.		<code>http://package/</code> is the protocol for the root folder of `client_packages`, allowing easy access to files client-side.

	~~When referencing to other files in client_packages, you use <pre>http://package/</pre>~~
	~~For example, a file located in '''client_packages\index.html''' can be referred to with <pre>http://package/index.html</pre>~~
	~~A file located in '''client_packages\my-resource\index.html''' can be referred to with <pre>http://package/my-resource/index.html</pre>~~
	~~You can also require json files with it <code>http://package/my-resource/beasts.json</code>, so it'll be <pre>const beasts = require('http://package/my-resource/beasts.json')</pre>~~

	*~~'''NOTE'''~~: JSON ~~Require only works~~ in ''~~'CEF'''~~.		When referencing files in `client_packages`, use <pre>http://package/</pre>. Examples:
			* A file in `client_packages\index.html` can be accessed as <pre>http://package/index.html</pre>.
			* A JSON file in `client_packages\my-resource\beasts.json` can be required as <pre>const beasts = require('http://package/my-resource/beasts.json');</pre>.

	==Package2==		==Package2==
	<pre>http://package2/</pre> ~~Similar to package/ but is cached in memory on connection and provides instant access~~, ~~also packs all CEF~~ resources ~~into a single file (example:~~ if ~~you have loads of files in your cef (images etc) it packs them into a single 30MB file)~~		<pre>http://package2/</pre> functions similarly, caching resources for faster access. Works if CEF files are in `client_packages/package2`.
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	~~Only works if your cef~~ files are ~~stored~~ in ~~'''~~client_packages/package2~~'''~~

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	*'''NOTE''': JSON Require only works in '''CEF'''.		*'''NOTE''': JSON Require only works in '''CEF'''.

			==Package2==
			<pre>http://package2/</pre> Similar to package/ but is cached in memory on connection and provides instant access, also packs all CEF resources into a single file (example: if you have loads of files in your cef (images etc) it packs them into a single 30MB file)

			Only works if your cef files are stored in '''client_packages/package2'''

Shr0x at 03:43, 28 May 2024

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	~~When referencing to other files in~~ client_packages, ~~you use '''~~package://~~'''~~		==Summary==
	~~The root of this protocol is the~~ client_packages ~~folder~~.		<code>http://package/</code> is the protocol for the root folder of client_packages, so <code>http://package/</code> returns client_packages, makes it easier for you to require files client-side.

	For example, a file located in '''client_packages\index.html''' can be referred to with <~~code~~>~~package~~://index.html</~~code~~>		When referencing to other files in client_packages, you use <pre>http://package/</pre>
	A file located in '''client_packages\my-resource\index.html''' can be referred to with <~~code~~>~~package~~://my-resource/index.html</~~code~~>		For example, a file located in '''client_packages\index.html''' can be referred to with <pre>http://package/index.html</pre>
	You can also require json files with it <code>~~package~~://my-resource/beasts.json</code>, so it'll be <~~code~~>const beasts = require('~~package~~://my-resource/beasts.json')</~~code~~>		A file located in '''client_packages\my-resource\index.html''' can be referred to with <pre>http://package/my-resource/index.html</pre>
			You can also require json files with it <code>http://package/my-resource/beasts.json</code>, so it'll be <pre>const beasts = require('http://package/my-resource/beasts.json')</pre>

	*'''NOTE''': JSON Require only works in '''CEF'''.		*'''NOTE''': JSON Require only works in '''CEF'''.

Unknown at 13:00, 2 December 2019

2019-12-02T13:00:59Z

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	For example, a file located in '''client_packages\index.html''' can be referred to with <code>package://index.html</code>		For example, a file located in '''client_packages\index.html''' can be referred to with <code>package://index.html</code>
	A file located in '''client_packages\my-resource\index.html''' can be referred to with <code>package://my-resource/index.html</code>		A file located in '''client_packages\my-resource\index.html''' can be referred to with <code>package://my-resource/index.html</code>
	You can also require json files with it <code>package://my-resource/beasts.json</code>, so it'll be <code>const beasts = require('package://my-resource/beasts.json')</code>		You can also require json files with it <code>package://my-resource/beasts.json</code>, so it'll be <code>const beasts = require('package://my-resource/beasts.json')</code>

			*'''NOTE''': JSON Require only works in '''CEF'''.

Unknown at 17:29, 1 May 2019

2019-05-01T17:29:41Z

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	For example, a file located in '''client_packages\index.html''' can be referred to with <code>package://index.html</code>		For example, a file located in '''client_packages\index.html''' can be referred to with <code>package://index.html</code>
	A file located in '''client_packages\my-resource\index.html''' can be referred to with <code>package://my-resource/index.html</code>		A file located in '''client_packages\my-resource\index.html''' can be referred to with <code>package://my-resource/index.html</code>
			You can also require json files with it <code>package://my-resource/beasts.json</code>, so it'll be <code>const beasts = require('package://my-resource/beasts.json')</code>

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When referencing to other files in client_packages, you use '''package://'''
The root of this protocol is the client_packages folder.

For example, a file located in '''client_packages\index.html''' can be referred to with <code>package://index.html</code>
A file located in '''client_packages\my-resource\index.html''' can be referred to with <code>package://my-resource/index.html</code>