Client

Exports for handling data table UIs.

open

Opens a new data table interface with headers, data, and action buttons.

exports.rw_datatables:open(data)

• data: table

  • id: string Unique identifier for this table instance.

  • head: string[] List of column names for the table header.

  • list: string[][] A 2D table of rows, where each row is a table of strings that correspond to each column defined in head. Example:

    {
        { "123", "John Doe", "Leader", "true" },
        { "456", "Jane Doe", "Member", "false" }
    }

  • onClose?: function() A callback executed when the table is closed.

  • actions?: table<string, function(index: number, data: table)> Defines action buttons that can be clicked for each row.

    • index: Row number clicked (1-based).
    • data: Table containing that row’s values.

  • master?: table<string, function()> Defines action buttons for the Master Button

Example

exports.rw_datatables:open({
    id = "Title",
    head = { "id", "Name", "Label", "Ceo" },
    list = {
        { "101", "Alpha Crew", "Security", "true" },
        { "102", "Beta Crew", "Transport", "false" }
    },
    onClose = function()
        print("Closed crew table")
    end,
    master = {
        ["Create New"] = function(index, data)
            CreateNew()
        end
    },
    actions = {
        ["⬆️ Go To"] = function(index, data)
            local id = tonumber(input[1])
            ExecuteCommand(("tp %d"):format(id))
        end,
        ["🗑️ Remove Job"] = function(index, data)
             local id = tonumber(input[1])
            ExecuteCommand(("setjob %d unemployed"):format(id))
        end,
        ["❌ Kick"] = function(index, data)
            local id = tonumber(input[1])
            ExecuteCommand(("kick %d "):format(id))
        end
    }
})

Arguments Summary

• id: string – Unique name for the table window.
• head: string[] – Column headers.
• list: string[][] – Rows of data matching header order.
• onClose: function() – Triggered when closing the UI.
• actions: table<string, function(index: number, data: table)> – Named actions.