Create global constants (accessible for e.g. from client and server scripts)

[feral tulip]

Hello, I want to create constants with KubeJS accessible from differents locations, for example client scripts and server scripts. Is there a way to do this? Thank you by advance 😄

[noble nebula]

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[fossil quail]

use global and make sure you put it in startup and set the priority to highest at the top of the script

//priority: 1000

global.test = 'test'

actually i'm not sure you have to use global

[feral tulip]

I'm not sure to understand what are test?

[fossil quail]

the example i provided makes a global constant named test, which outputs a string that says test.
of course, it can be anything you want, just replace test after global. and replace the output

putting //priority: number at the top of the script makes it prioritized. kubejs loads the file with the highest number priority first within a script folder

[feral tulip]

Actually, I have this:

startup_scripts/constants/ingots.js

// priority: 1000

global.REPLACED = {};
global.REPLACERS = {};

/* Some code to fill REPLACED and REPLACERS here */

client_scripts/hide.js

// priority: 0

onEvent("jei.hide.items", event => {
    for (const item of Object.values(REPLACED))
        for (const id of item)
            if (!Object.values(REPLACERS).includes(id)) {
                event.hide(id);
                console.info(`Hiding ${id}`);
            }
});

And in client.txt, this error: Error occurred while handling event 'jei.hide.items': ReferenceError: "REPLACED" is not defined.

[fossil quail]

you need to call it using global still

[feral tulip]

oh okay

[fossil quail]

if (!Object.values(global.REPLACERS).includes(id)) {

[feral tulip]

Okay thank you very much 😄

[noble nebula]

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[noble nebula]

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[noble nebula]

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