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declaration

A type's `type.yaml`, decoded and held: the one reader behind every question about a type as a whole — its files, whether it broadcasts its subassets, how its instances are pictured.

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What it does

declaration (module)

A type's type.yaml, decoded and held: the one reader behind every question about a type as a whole — its files, whether it broadcasts its subassets, how its instances are pictured.

Exports

  • M.of(typeName) -> table? — the decoded declaration, or nil when no type answers to the name, it has no type.yaml, or the file does not decode (the last with a warning naming the type). Shared: read it, do not write to it.
  • M.forget() — drop every held declaration. The change dispatcher calls it for every write inside an .assetType folder and for every removed type.

Interface

What this asset declares: the schema it conforms to, what it exposes, and the rendered structured payload.

conforms to

zero/source-extract/v2

module AssetTypeDeclaration A type's `type.yaml`, decoded: the declaration every question about the type as a whole reads from — which files it holds, whether it broadcasts its subassets, how its instances are pictured. Read once per type and held; the change dispatcher calls `forget` for every write inside an `.assetType` folder and for every removed type, so an edited `type.yaml` is read again. require @builtin::assetTypes.assetType.shared.declaration

of(typeName: string) →

The decoded `type.yaml` of `typeName`, or nil when no type answers to the name, it has no `type.yaml`, or the file does not decode — the last with a warning naming the type. The table is shared: read it, do not write to it.

argtypedescription
typeNamestringThe asset type's name (`"bundle"`).

examples

local broadcasts = declaration.of("package").broadcasts_subassets == true

forget( ) → void

Drop every held declaration, so each is read again the next time it is asked for.

examples

declaration.forget()

Sub-parts

Everything contained inside this part. Assets are composite children (clickable cards). Files are leaf payloads. Expand any row to view its source.

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# yaml.module YAML decode + encode for authored engine content. Pure Luau, no engine dependencies — a general parsing library, not data-system plumbing. ```luau local Yaml = require("@builtin::modules.yaml") local doc = Yaml.decode(vfs.read(path)) vfs.write(path, Yaml.encode(doc)) ``` ## Supported subset - Block mappings (`key: value`) and block sequences (`- item`), nested to any depth. - Compact sequence-of-mapping entries (`- path: x` / ` kind: y`). - Flow collections — `{ a: 1, b: 2 }` and `[1, 2, 3]` — single line. - Plain scalars with type inference: `~` / `null` → nil, `true` / `false` → boolean, numeric literals → number, everything else → string. - Single- and double-quoted strings (`''` escapes a literal quote inside a single-quoted string; `\n` `\t` `\r` `\\` `\"` inside a double-quoted one). A quote opens a quoted scalar where a scalar begins — after `key:`, after a `- ` entry marker, or inside a flow collection — so a plain scalar carries an apostrophe as data (`note: the world's rules`). Quoted keys are read in flow mappings. - `#` comments — honored outside quotes, so a `#` inside a quoted string is kept as data. - Literal (`|`) and folded (`>`) block scalars — the bare indicators only. A block scalar's content is literal text: quotes (balanced or not), `#`, `key: value` and `---` inside it are data. - An optional leading `---` document marker. ## Loud-error contract Constructs outside the subset above raise instead of misparsing: anchors/aliases (`&`, `*`), tags (`!`), directives (`%`), multi-document streams (a second `---`), block-scalar chomping/indentation indicators (`|-`, `|+`, `>-`, `|2`, ...), tab indentation, and inconsistent indentation (both block structure and block-scalar bodies). Every error carries the offending line number (`yaml: line N: ...`), so a bad config points straight at the line to fix. Tab indentation is rejected everywhere — including block-scalar body lines whose leading whitespace contains a tab. A tab after the first non-space character of a line is content and passes through. ## API - `Yaml.decode(text: string): any` — decode a YAML document into a Luau value (table, scalar, or nil for an empty document). Raises on malformed input or an unsupported construct. - `Yaml.decodeWithComments(text: string): (any, boolean)` — decode as `decode` does, and report whether the text carries a comment by the decoder's own rule: a `#` at a line's start or after whitespace, outside a quoted scalar and outside a block scalar. Re-encoding the value drops such comments, so an editor that writes a document back reads this first. - `Yaml.encode(value: table): string` — encode a Luau table as YAML (block style, two-space indent, alphabetically sorted keys). Raises on values YAML can't represent (functions, userdata, non-string mapping keys). A top-level empty table encodes to an empty document, which decodes back to `nil` (the YAML empty-document ambiguity).
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