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@rbxts/janitor
@rbxts/janitor/src/init.lua

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@rbxts/janitor

Typings for howmanysmall's forked janitor module

View the Janitor docs!

Credits to Validark for the original module, see RoStrap's Janitor docs for more information.

Installation:

npm i @rbxts/janitor

Changes

Gets the Promise lib by using _G rather than using wally package-esque import
Returns
```
return table.freeze({
    Janitor = Janitor
})
```
instead of just returning the Janitor namespace.

Example Usage

import { Janitor } from "@rbxts/janitor";

const Obliterator = new Janitor<{ Instances: Instance }>();

print(Obliterator.Add(new Instance("Part")));

// Queue the Part to be Destroyed at Cleanup time
Obliterator.Add(new Instance("Part"), "Destroy");

// Queue function to be called with `true` MethodName
Obliterator.Add(print, true);

// By passing an Index, the Object will occupy a namespace
// If "Instances" already exists, it will call :Remove("Instances") before writing
Obliterator.Add(new Instance("Part"), "Destroy", "Instances");

// Queue a promise to be cancelled when the Janitor is cleaned
// `result` is of type Promise<number>
const result = Obliterator.AddPromise(
  new Promise<number>((resolve, _reject) => {
    task.wait(5);
    resolve(42);
  })
);

// Cleanup all connections, calling `print`, Destroying our Part, and cancelling our promise
Obliterator.Cleanup();

Changelog

See CHANGELOG.md