Fixed for new multi (2.0.1)

Added Fix for multi 1.7.x
Requires luasocket 3.0+
Added Examples

README.md

@@ -1,4 +1,10 @@
-# net
+# net (2.0.1)
+Updated from 2.0.0 to 2.0.1
+Added:
+- Examples
+- Support for latest multi version
+- Thats about it
+
 
 # Discord
 For real-time assistance with my libraries! A place where you can ask questions and get help with any of my libraries</br>
@@ -9,12 +15,25 @@ The net library was created to make servers and clients interact easily. This is
 This library depends on luasocket and you should use luajit! It will work on a standard lua interperter, but wont be as fast.
 # Goal
 A simple and powerful way to make servers and clients
+# Todo
+- [ ] Write the wiki
+- [x] Make Example folder
+- [ ] Document stable modules
+- [ ] IPV6 Support
+- [ ] Multicast support
+- [ ] Clean up modules
+- [ ] Improve 'stable' modules
+- [ ] AUDP - advance udp. Ensures packets arrive and handles late packets.
+- [ ] P2P - peer to peer (Server to set up initial connection)
+- [ ] Relay - offput server load (locally)
+- [ ] Threading - Simple threading ~~(UDP/AUDP Only)~~ Thanks to an updated multi library we can thread with ease
+- [ ] Priority handling
 
 # Usage
 server.lua
 ```lua
 require("bin") -- this library needs a lot of work it has a bunch of old useless code, but also has many nice things as well that are really useful
-require("multi.all") -- you need this to handle multiple connections and such
+require("multi") -- you need this to handle multiple connections and such
 require("net") -- That requires the main library
 server=net:newTCPServer(12345) -- create a server that listens on port 12345
 server.OnDataRecieved(function(self,data,CID_OR_HANDLE,IP_OR_HANDLE,PORT_OR_IP,UPDATER_OR_NIL) -- a bit confusing, but dont worry you will hardly ever need more then the first 5 arguments, unless you are writing modules!
@@ -28,7 +47,7 @@ multi:mainloop()
 client.lua
 ```lua
 require("bin") -- this library needs a lot of work it has a bunch of old useless code, but also has many nice things as well that are really useful
-require("multi.all") -- you need this to handle multiple connections and such
+require("multi") -- you need this to handle multiple connections and such
 require("net") -- That requires the main library
 client=net:newTCPClient("localhost",12345) -- connect to the server
 client.OnClientReady(function(self)
@@ -41,8 +60,94 @@ client.OnDataRecieved(function(self,data) -- thats it clients only have to worry
 end)
 multi:mainloop()
 ```
-The bin and multi library can be found on my github page. They are all 100% pure lua so it should be easy to add to your project.
-# Todo
-- Write the wiki
-- put examples on main page
-- 
+
+There is support for broadcasting, multicasting will be added soon requires luasocker 3.0+.</br>
+Here is a broadcasting example:</br>
+broadcastingExampleServer.lua (included in example folders)
+```lua
+package.path="?/init.lua;"..package.path
+-- Note: you need 2 computers to test this! Broadcast does not on local host!
+-- I have tested this code and it works, but only on seperate PC's within the same LAN network
+require("bin")
+require("multi")
+require("net")
+server=net:newServer(12345)
+server.OnDataRecieved(function(self,data,CID_OR_HANDLE,IP_OR_HANDLE,PORT_OR_IP,UPDATER_OR_NIL)
+	if data=="Hello!" then -- copy from other example
+		print("Got response from client sending back data!")
+		self:send(IP_OR_HANDLE,"Hello Client!",PORT_OR_IP) -- doing it like this makes this code work for both udp and tcp
+	end
+end)
+server:broadcast("Lua_Server")
+multi:mainloop()
+```
+broadcastingExampleClient.lua (included in example folders)
+```lua
+package.path="?/init.lua;"..package.path
+require("bin")
+require("multi")
+require("net.aft")
+client=net:newCastedClient("Lua_Server") -- searches the lan for this server name
+-- Both udp and tcp clients can be broadcasted
+client.OnClientReady(function(self)
+	self:send("Hello!")
+end) -- For a tcp client the client is already ready, with udp a small handshake is done and the client is not instantly ready
+client.OnDataRecieved(function(self,data) -- thats it clients only have to worry about itself and the server
+	if data=="Hello Client!" then
+		print("Server Responded Back!")
+	end
+end)
+multi:mainloop()
+```
+The net library also provides a powerful module creation interface. You have all of the modules in the net folder as examples, however I will show you how you could go about creating your own!</br>
+
+**All functions include:</br>**
+- net.OnServerCreated() -- Refer to the multi library example on connections: https://github.com/rayaman/multi#connections
+- net.OnClientCreated() -- ^^
+- net.normalize(input) -- formats data in base 64
+- net.denormalize(input) -- takes base 64 data and turns it back into what it was
+- net.getLocalIP() -- returns your loacl ip
+- net.getExternalIP() -- If this ever stops working let me know... Ill have to update the service I am using
+- net:registerModule(mod,version) -- registers a module. Checks out the example below
+- net.getModuleVersion(ext) -- returns the version of a module
+- net.resolveID(obj) -- an internal method for generating unique IDs obj is a table with an ID key
+- net.inList(list,dat) -- checks if dat is a value in list
+- net.setTrigger(funcW,funcE) -- Currently does nothing... I forgot where I was going with this
+- net:newCastedClient(name) -- connects to a server that is being broadcasted see above example
+- net:newServer(port,servercode) -- creates a UDP Server
+- net:newClient(host,port,servercode,nonluaServer) -- creates a UDP Client
+- net:newTCPServer(port) -- creates a TCP Server
+- net:newTCPClient(host,port) -- creates a TCP Client
+
+When using the module creation support here is the shell that you can use:
+```lua
+require("net") -- what do you need? other modules or the core? always require the core so users can require your module without having to require the core themself
+local MODULENAME="EXAMPLE"
+net:registerModule(MODULENAME,{1,0,0})
+if not io.dirExists(string.upper(MODULENAME)) then -- do you need a directory to store stuff for your module?
+	io.mkDir(string.upper(MODULENAME))
+end
+net.OnServerCreated:connect(function(s)
+	s.OnDataRecieved(function(self,data,CID_OR_HANDLE,IP_OR_HANDLE,PORT_OR_IP)
+		local cmd,arg1,arg2=data:match("!"..MODULENAME.."! (%S+) (%S+) (%S+)") -- change to fit your needs
+		if cmd=="SEND" then
+			--
+		elseif cmd=="GET" then
+			--
+		end
+	end,MODULENAME)
+end)
+net.OnClientCreated:connect(function(c)
+	c.OnDataRecieved(function(self,data)
+		local cmd,arg1,arg2=data:match("!"..MODULENAME.."! (%S+) (%S+) (%S+)") -- change to fit your needs
+        if cmd=="SEND" then
+			--
+		elseif cmd=="GET" then
+			--
+		end
+	end,MODULENAME)
+end)
+```
+
+The bin and multi library can be found on my github page. They are all '100%'(If you ingore intergrations) pure lua so it should be easy to add to your project.
+https://github.com/rayaman/multi</br>https://github.com/rayaman/bin

examples/basicClient.lua

@@ -0,0 +1,13 @@
+require("bin") -- this library needs a lot of work it has a bunch of old useless code, but also has many nice things as well that are really useful
+require("multi") -- you need this to handle multiple connections and such
+require("net") -- That requires the main library
+client=net:newTCPClient("localhost",12345) -- connect to the server
+client.OnClientReady(function(self)
+  self:send("Hello!")
+end) -- For a tcp client the client is already ready, with udp a small handshake is done and the client is not instantly ready
+client.OnDataRecieved(function(self,data) -- thats it clients only have to worry about itself and the server
+  if data=="Hello Client!" then
+    print("Server Responded Back!")
+  end
+end)
+multi:mainloop()

examples/basicServer.lua

@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+require("bin") -- this library needs a lot of work it has a bunch of old useless code, but also has many nice things as well that are really useful
+require("multi") -- you need this to handle multiple connections and such
+require("net") -- That requires the main library
+server=net:newTCPServer(12345) -- create a server that listens on port 12345
+server.OnDataRecieved(function(self,data,CID_OR_HANDLE,IP_OR_HANDLE,PORT_OR_IP,UPDATER_OR_NIL) -- a bit confusing, but dont worry you will hardly ever need more then the first 5 arguments, unless you are writing modules!
+  if data=="Hello!" then
+    print("Got response from client sending back data!")
+    self:send(IP_OR_HANDLE,"Hello Client!",PORT_OR_IP) -- doing it like this makes this code work for both udp and tcp
+  end
+end)
+multi:mainloop()

examples/broadcastingExampleClient.lua

@@ -0,0 +1,15 @@
+package.path="?/init.lua;"..package.path
+require("bin")
+require("multi")
+require("net.aft")
+client=net:newCastedClient("Lua_Server") -- searches the lan for this server name
+-- Both udp and tcp clients can be broadcasted
+client.OnClientReady(function(self)
+	self:send("Hello!")
+end) -- For a tcp client the client is already ready, with udp a small handshake is done and the client is not instantly ready
+client.OnDataRecieved(function(self,data) -- thats it clients only have to worry about itself and the server
+	if data=="Hello Client!" then
+		print("Server Responded Back!")
+	end
+end)
+multi:mainloop()

examples/broadcastingExampleServer.lua

@@ -0,0 +1,15 @@
+package.path="?/init.lua;"..package.path
+-- Note: you need 2 computers to test this! Broadcast does not on local host!
+-- I have tested this code and it works, but only on seperate PC's within the same LAN network
+require("bin")
+require("multi")
+require("net")
+server=net:newServer(12345)
+server.OnDataRecieved(function(self,data,CID_OR_HANDLE,IP_OR_HANDLE,PORT_OR_IP,UPDATER_OR_NIL)
+	if data=="Hello!" then -- copy from other example
+		print("Got response from client sending back data!")
+		self:send(IP_OR_HANDLE,"Hello Client!",PORT_OR_IP) -- doing it like this makes this code work for both udp and tcp
+	end
+end)
+server:broadcast("Lua_Server")
+multi:mainloop()

net/init.lua

@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
 --[[
 	UPCOMMING ADDITIONS
-	AUDP - advance udp/ Ensures packets arrive and handles late packets.
+	AUDP - advance udp. Ensures packets arrive and handles late packets.
 	P2P - peer to peer (Server to set up initial connection)
 	Relay - offput server load (locally)
-	Threading - Simple threading (UDP/AUDP Only)
+	Threading - Simple threading ~~(UDP/AUDP Only)~~ Thanks to an updated multi library we can thread with ease
 	Priority handling
 ]]
 --[[
@@ -31,8 +31,8 @@ socket=require("socket")
 http=require("socket.http")
 mime=require("mime")
 net={}
-net.Version={2,0,0} -- This will probably stay this version for quite a while... The modules on the otherhand will be more inconsistant
-net._VERSION="2.0.0"
+net.Version={2,0,1} -- This will probably stay this version for quite a while... The modules on the otherhand will be more inconsistant
+net._VERSION="2.0.1"
 net.OnServerCreated=multi:newConnection()
 net.OnClientCreated=multi:newConnection()
 net.loadedModules={}
@@ -149,7 +149,7 @@ function net:newServer(port,servercode)
 	c.broad=socket.udp()
 	c.hostip=net.getLocalIP()
 	function c:broadcast(name)
-		local loop=multi:newTLoop(function(dt,loop)
+		local loop=multi:newTLoop(function(loop,dt)
 			self.broad:setoption('broadcast',true)
 			self.broad:sendto(name.."|"..self.Type.."|"..self.hostip..":"..self.port, "255.255.255.255", 11111)
 			self.broad:setoption('broadcast',false)
@@ -428,7 +428,7 @@ function net:newTCPServer(port)
 	c.broad=socket.udp()
 	c.hostip=net.getLocalIP()
 	function c:broadcast(name)
-		local loop=multi:newTLoop(function(dt,loop)
+		local loop=multi:newTLoop(function(loop,dt)
 			self.broad:setoption('broadcast',true)
 			self.broad:sendto(name.."|"..self.Type.."|"..self.hostip..":"..self.port, "255.255.255.255", 11111)
 			self.broad:setoption('broadcast',false)