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Users can use {{wiki||JavaScript}} on Roll20 in two different cases, both of which are fairly restricted, and requires {{pro}} subscription to access: | Users can use {{wiki||JavaScript}} on Roll20 in two different cases, both of which are fairly restricted, and requires {{pro}} subscription to access: | ||
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::'''1.''' [[Character Sheets]]: When editing or creating [[BCS|custom character sheets]], JavaScript can be used in [[Sheetworkers|sheetworkers]] for creating more advanced backend features. | ::'''1.''' [[Character Sheets]]: When editing or creating [[BCS|custom character sheets]], JavaScript can be used in [[Sheetworkers|sheetworkers]] for creating more advanced backend features. | ||
::::* [[Sheetworkers#JavaScript_Restrictions|Sheetworkers - JavaScript Restrictions]] | ::::* [[Sheetworkers#JavaScript_Restrictions|Sheetworkers - JavaScript Restrictions]] | ||
| − | + | ::'''2.''' [[Mod|Mod Scripts]]: When editing or creating [[Mod|Mod Scripts]]. | |
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::::* The Roll20 API functions by running a special server-side virtual machine for each campaign. This provides an [[API:Sandbox_Model|API sandbox]] where your custom scripts can run without any danger of them affecting other user's campaigns. | ::::* The Roll20 API functions by running a special server-side virtual machine for each campaign. This provides an [[API:Sandbox_Model|API sandbox]] where your custom scripts can run without any danger of them affecting other user's campaigns. | ||
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See Also: [[Javascript:Best Practices]] | See Also: [[Javascript:Best Practices]] | ||
| + | ===JS Libraries=== | ||
| + | Some JavaScript libraries are made available to use with Roll20: | ||
| + | * [[jQuery]] - limited use by calling {{c|$20}} | ||
| + | * [http://underscorejs.org/ Underscore.js] | ||
| + | ===Version=== | ||
| + | Versions used in Roll20, such as the [[API Sandbox]], and [[Character Sheet]]'s [[sheetworkers]]. | ||
| + | ====js==== | ||
| + | Should be at least ES2018, [https://node.green/ node.green] shows ECMAScript versions & features for each node version. | ||
| + | |||
| + | ====Node==== | ||
| + | Roll20's sheetworkers & API runs on Node <code>v12.16.3</code>. (As of 2021-05-17, source: [[The Aaron]]). | ||
Latest revision as of 08:59, 9 June 2024
 | Page Updated: 2024-06-09 |
 | Disambiguation page for "JavaScript" |
 | This page is about a Roll20 feature exclusive to Pro-subscribers (and often to players in a Game created by a Pro-subscriber). If you'd like to use this feature, consider upgrading your account. |
on Roll20 in two different cases, both of which are fairly restricted, and requires Pro
info subscription to access:
- 1. Character Sheets: When editing or creating custom character sheets, JavaScript can be used in sheetworkers for creating more advanced backend features.
- 2. Mod Scripts: When editing or creating Mod Scripts.
- The Roll20 API functions by running a special server-side virtual machine for each campaign. This provides an API sandbox where your custom scripts can run without any danger of them affecting other user's campaigns.
See Also: Javascript:Best Practices
[edit] JS Libraries
Some JavaScript libraries are made available to use with Roll20:
- jQuery - limited use by calling
$20 - Underscore.js
[edit] Version
Versions used in Roll20, such as the API Sandbox, and Character Sheet's sheetworkers.
[edit] js
Should be at least ES2018, node.green shows ECMAScript versions & features for each node version.
[edit] Node
Roll20's sheetworkers & API runs on Node v12.16.3. (As of 2021-05-17, source: The Aaron).
