···27272828## Usage
29293030-You can, of course, just use this as a usual Lua program. The code assumes you load the class file, call it, and assign the resulting function returned to a global variable `class`. You can then load the `hooks` file, along with any other libraries you'd like (i.e. the different systems). Due to the nature of this framework, I will not be writing code to load a system's code, but it shouldn't be too difficult to do so.3030+You can, of course, just use this as a usual Lua program. The code assumes you load the class file, call it, and assign the resulting function returned to a global variable `class`. You can then load the `hooks` file, along with any other libraries you'd like (i.e. the different systems). Due to the nature of this framework, I will not be writing code to load a system's code, but it shouldn't be too difficult to do so.
3131+3232+After loading everything, call the following code:
3333+3434+```lua
3535+Hooks:emit("init")
3636+```
3737+3838+This will call every function callback under the `init` event.