I don’t know if this belongs to Discussion or Releases sections… but many people asked me how do i handle Nui in c# and how to make it object-oriented friendly.
Here is a simple wrapper i made to work with Nui
The gist has 2 classes in it:
-
TypeCache (thanks to ApocDev and his NetworkMethod):
is used to check the data and filter simple types and complex types. - NuiManager is the class used to handle Nui. Its usage is pretty simple:
This is a simple example with a callback that doesn’t return anything to Nui.
public NuiManager NuiHandler = new();
NuiHandler.RegisterCallback("chars:new", new Action<NewChar>(AddNewChar));
private static async void AddNewChar(NewChar data)
{
Screen.Fading.FadeOut(800);
While(Screen.Fading.IsFadingOut) await BaseScript.Delay(1000);
GuiEnabled = false;
ToggleMenu(false);
await Creator.CharCreationMenu(data);
}
In this example instead, we can handle data received from Nui and give back something else in a synchronous method:
NuiHandler.RegisterCallback("chars:getCharById", new Func<int, Char>(GetCharData));
private Char GetCharData(int id)
{
return MyPlayer.Chars[id];
}
it can be awaitable too:
NuiHandler.RegisterCallback("chars:getCharById", new Func<int, Task<Char>>(GetCharData));
private async Task<Char> GetCharData(int id)
{
Char char = await Client.Events.Callback("GetCharById", id);
return char;
}
The wrapper is taken from my own gamemode so a couple of simple editing (for Json conversion and debug printing) might be necessary for it to work.
Feel free to use it and edit it for your projects, i only ask to be credited if you use it for a public project 