Functions

Every function the generated library exposes on the global Gamehoster object, grouped into namespaces. Pick one to see its calls in full.

Provisional: this tracks the frontend API as it settles.

Namespaces

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Before joining: subscribe to the live instances the game is running.

Instance →

A live room from join to leave: join or create it, watch its state, render frames, send inputs and commands, and leave.

Conventions

The functions share a few shapes so they behave predictably. Nearly every call returns a handle object: you set its handlers as fields and call cancel() to stop, the same idea as WebSocket or XMLHttpRequest. There are two kinds, plus one deliberate exception.

Kind	Fields	Used by
Subscription handle: a live value that changes over time	`onChange(value)`, `onError(err)`, `cancel()`	`Browse.Instances`, `Instance.State`, `Instance.Frame`
Operation handle: a one-shot action that completes once	`onSuccess(value)`, `onError(err)`, `cancel()`	`Instance.Join.*`, `Create`, `Instance.Leave`
Fire-and-forget: a player's input or command	returns nothing	`Instance.Send`

A subscription's onChange fires once immediately with the current value, then again on every change, until you cancel().
An operation settles once (onSuccess or onError) and cancel() abandons it if it's slow.
Send is fire-and-forget because inputs fly many times a second; you observe a command's effect through Instance.State or Instance.Frame, not a per-call handle.