Class: Apply
templates/src/modules/eternity/apply.Apply
Hierarchy
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Apply
Table of contents
Constructors
Properties
Methods
Constructors
constructor
• new Apply()
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Properties
access
• access: IQModuleACLS
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assets
• assets: string
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basepath
• basepath: string
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computed
• computed: any
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data
• data: IQReactorOptions
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encoding
• encoding: "CP437"
| "UTF8"
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terminfo
• terminfo: IQTermInfoObject
Terminal information available to iniquity
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Methods
artwork
▸ artwork(options?
): Artwork
Will allow you to render artwork to the screen
see
IQArtworkOptions to learn more about the available options.
example
const artwork = iq.artwork({ basepath: "/iniquity/core/src/assets/" })
artwork.render({ filename: Assets.we_iniq3 })
iq.artwork({ basepath: "/iniquity/core/src/assets/", filename: Assets.we_iniq3 }).render({ clearScreenBefore: false })
Parameters
Name | Type | Description |
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options? |
IQArtworkOptions |
An object containing the various configuration properties. |
Returns
An instance of Artwork and its return functions.
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ask
▸ ask(question
): string
Displays a prompt (value) and returns a string of user input (ala clent-side JS)
Parameters
Name | Type |
---|---|
question |
string |
Returns
string
response
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cursor
▸ cursor(options?
): IQCursorChainableMethods
Sends the cursor to a particular coordinates on the screen
Parameters
Name | Type |
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options? |
IQCursorOptions |
Returns
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disconnect
▸ disconnect(): void
Will disconnect the user immediately.
Returns
void
void
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frame
▸ frame(options
): IQFrame
Frame instance
Parameters
Name | Type | Description |
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options |
IQFrameOptions |
An object containing the various configuration properties. |
Returns
An instance of Menu
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gotoxy
▸ gotoxy(x
, y
): void
Sends the cursor to a particular coordinates on the screen
Parameters
Name | Type |
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x |
number |
y |
number |
Returns
void
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logoff
▸ logoff(): void
Returns
void
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logout
▸ logout(): void
Returns
void
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menu
▸ menu(options
): IQMenu
Menu instance
Parameters
Name | Type | Description |
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options |
IQMenuOptions |
An object containing the various configuration properties. |
Returns
An instance of Menu
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pause
▸ pause(options?
): void
Display a pause prompt on the screen.
summary
This pause prompt does the usual stuff. It also provides a few helpers via its return functions.
see
IQPauseOptions to learn more about the available options.
Parameters
Name | Type |
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options? |
IQPauseOptions |
Returns
void
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▸ print(options
): IBBSPrintFunctions
Prints something to the user. Parses Renegade MCI/Synchronet @- codes.
see
IQPrintOptions to learn more about the available options.
example
iq.print("Display some text on the screen that can parse @ codes.").center()
iq.print("Display some text on the screen that can parse @ codes.".newlines(2).color("background red"))
iq.print("Display some text on the screen that can parse @ codes.".color("cyan")).pause()
Parameters
Name | Type | Description |
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options |
string | IQPrintOptions |
you would like to print on the screen. |
Returns
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say
▸ say(options
): IBBSSayFunctions
Says something to the user. Does not parse MCI/@- codes.
see
IQPrintOptions to learn more about the available options.
example
iq.say("Say something to the terminal!")
iq.say("This time say something but do some cool string manipulation.".newlines(2).color("bright red").center()).pause()
Parameters
Name | Type | Description |
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options |
any |
What you would like to say on the screen. |
Returns
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start
▸ start(): void
Returns
void
Overrides
Defined in
templates/src/modules/eternity/apply.ts:18
user
▸ user(options
): User
User stuff
summary
It doesn’t do much right now. But it does create new users and store them in the SBBS backend.
see
IUserOptions to learn more about the available options.
Parameters
Name | Type | Description |
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options |
IUserOptions |
An object containing the various configuration properties. |
Returns
An instance of User and its return functions.
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wait
▸ wait(options?
): void
Halt the screen for a specified period of time.
example
iq.wait(100)
wait(10)
this.wait(1000)
Parameters
Name | Type | Description |
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options? |
number | IQWaitOptions |
In miliseconds |
Returns
void
void