Exporting

General exports

Slipe supports exporting static methods as MTA exports. In order to do this you use the Export Attribute.

[Export("ExportSample")]
public static void DoTheThing(string x) {
    Console.WriteLine("Export has been called with parameter {0}", x);
}

The parameter you pass to the Export attribute defines the name you can call the export with. In the above example that would be

exports.slipecore:ExportSample("hey")

If you omit the name from the attribute the fully qualified name of the method is used, with the dots (.) removed. For example:

namespace Foo
{
	public class Bar
	{
		[Export]
		public void Exporty()
		{

		}
	}
}

exports.slipecore:FooBarExporty()

When adding a new export to your project use the -exports option in your compile command. For example:
slipe compile -exports

Http exports

The Export attribute also has a boolean HTTP parameter, use this to mark a method to be HTTP callable.

[Export("HttpCallableMethod", true)]
public void SomeMethod()
{

}

Exports with element parameters

When you want to accept an element in your export parameters you need to use Slipe's MtaElement class, not the Element class. You can get the Element from this MtaElement using

(Slipe.Shared.Elements.Element)mtaElement;