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[RealKC]

7*10^2

 

[Someone Else 37]

701

 

[erindalc]

702

 

[Someone Else 37]

703

 

[erindalc]

704

 

[Someone Else 37]

705

 

[erindalc]

706

 

[Someone Else 37]

707

 

[erindalc]

708

 

[duckfan77]

709

 

[Someone Else 37]

710

 

[erindalc]

711

 

[Someone Else 37]

712

 

[Your mom]

713

 

[erindalc]

714

 

[Someone Else 37]

715

 

[duckfan77]

716

 

[erindalc]

7*1=7

 

[Someone Else 37]

718

 

[lenscas]

719 I think I just fell in love with this lua framework. As I can share code between my server and client with it.

Spoiler: the code that will be shared

local mymodule = {}

function mymodule.foo()
    print("Hello World!")
end
function mymodule.validatePossibleValidUser(valua,userName,password)
    print(valua)
    if(valua:new().type("string").len(3,5)(userName)) then
        if(valua:new().type("string").len(3,5)(password)) then
            return true;
        else
            return false,"password doesn't match"
        end
    else
        return false, "name doesn't match"
    end
end
return mymodule

Spoiler: using the code on the server

function main.index(page)
   --currently it gets loaded in a controller but it should work the same inside a model (or even view)
   local valua = require "valua"
   local test = require "test"
   test.foo()
   local possible,error=test.validatePossibleValidUser(valua,"test","lol")
   print(possible,error)
   page:render("index")
 
end

Spoiler: Using the code on the client

<?lua@client
   local valua = require "valua"
   local test= require "test"
   local possible,error=test.validatePossibleValidUser(valua,"some","awekdwkdwkldw")
   print(possible,error)
   
?>