io

followupnext()

Marks the next output as a followup message. This message will also have ephemeral marked as true.

print("This is the first message.")
io.followupnext()
print("This is a followup message.") -- this will be sent as a followup and the original compiler embed will also be updated

write(...any)

Does not add spaces between args and does not output tables expanded.If TIMESTAMP is false, then it will not create a new line.

read():string

yields the thread until /input is given. Unlike lua this does not have any args.

You can also provide inputs in the code using --@<input> comments.

--@Hello, World!
local input = io.read()
print(input) --> Hello, World!

writefile(content: string|buffer, filename: string): boolean

This function makes it so the log file will output the content instead of the log history along with the file type specified. If file type is not supported then it will default to ansi. This will also trigger the file to be sent.

Supported file types:

  "png",
  "jpg",
  "jpeg",
  "gif",
  "webp",
  "svg",

  "txt",
  "ansi",
  "lua",
  "luau",
  "json",
  "xml",
  "rbxm",
  "html",
  "css",
  "js",
  "md",
  "csv",

  "mp3",
  "wav",
  "ogg",
  "mp4",
  "webm"

readfile(): (string,string)

returns the currently loaded file's content and file type

getoutput(): string

returns the current output log as a string

print("Hello, World!")
local output = io.getoutput()
print(output) --> "Hello, World!\n"

clearoutput()

Clears the output.