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openloki

v0.1.0

Published

A lightweight plugin framework for building Tampermonkey userscript cheats

Readme

openloki

A lightweight TypeScript plugin framework for Tampermonkey userscripts. Provides lifecycle management, configuration schema, hotkey bindings, and a Svelte-based UI — you bring the game-specific runtime.

npm install openloki

Minimal example

import { Core, CoreBase, Logger } from 'openloki';
import { Feature, FeatureBase } from 'openloki';
import { Folder, FolderBase } from 'openloki';
import { props } from 'openloki';

Logger.setPrefix('MyMod');

@Core
class GameCore extends CoreBase {
  onLoad() {
    setInterval(() => this.tick(), 50);
    setTimeout(() => this.ready(), 1000);
  }
}

@Feature
class Fly extends FeatureBase<Fly> {
  id = 'fly';
  displayName = 'Fly';
  defaultEnabled = true;
  declare core: GameCore;
  schema = { speed: props.number('Speed', { default: 5 }) };
  onTick(ctx) { ctx.core.player.gravity = 0; }
}

@Folder
class MovementFolder extends FolderBase {
  id = 'movement';
  displayName = 'Movement';
  features = [Fly];
}

Architecture

| Decorator | Purpose | |-----------|---------| | @Core | Declares the game runtime (one per project) | | @Feature| A plugin capability with lifecycle hooks | | @Folder | Groups features in the default UI |

Features are registered automatically via @Feature. The framework handles enable/disable, hotkey bindings, schema-based configuration, and a default click-to-toggle UI.

License

MIT