Other Setups

Luau

You can integrate YetAnotherNet into whatever game architecture you want by creating a Hook using YetAnotherNet.createHook({ Route }) which is identical to the YetAnotherNet.start(loop, { Route }) function. This function will return another function which you can call whenever you want to process your Routes' queues and send/receive your Packets on the Server or Client.

Below is a simple example of creating custom scheduling behavior using YetAnotherNet.createHook({ Route }),

local RunService = game:GetService("RunService")

local YetAnotherNet = require("@packages/YetAnotherNet")
local routes = require("@shared/routes")

local myRoute = routes.myRoute

local beginFrame, endFrame = YetAnotherNet.createHook({ Route })
RunService.Heartbeat:Connect(function()
	beginFrame()

	myRoute:send(...)
	for i, player, data in myRoute:query() do
		-- Do something
	end

	endFrame()
end)

Typescript

You can integrate YetAnotherNet into whatever game architecture you want by creating a Hook using Net.createHook({ route: Route }) which is identical to the Net.start(loop, { route: Route }) function. This function will return another function which you can call whenever you want to process your Routes' queues and send/receive your Packets on the Server or Client.

Below is a simple example of creating custom scheduling behavior using Net.createHook({ route: Route }),

import { RunService } from "@rbxts/services";

import Net from "@rbxts/yetanothernet";
import routes from "shared/routes";

const myRoute = routes.myRoute;

const beginFrame, endFrame = Net.createHook(routes);
RunService.Heartbeat.Connect(() => {
    beginFrame();

    myRoute.send(...)
    for (const [pos, sender, ...] of myRoute.query()) {
        // Do something
    }

    endFrame();
});