os.loadAPI

Function os.loadAPI
Loads a user created API from a file located at path. This function runs the file, collects all global (non-localized) variables from it and puts them into a table into the global (_G) environment. The name of the table becomes the name of the file.
Syntax	os.loadAPI(string path)
Returns	boolean did the API load successfully?
Part of	ComputerCraft
API	OS

Examples

Example
Loads an API saved at "test/myAPI" and runs the global function "hello" from it.
Code	--test/myAPI: local text = "Hello World!" -- this won't be seen from outside of the API because it is localized function hello () -- this will be seen from outside the API because it is not localized print(text) end --The program that will use "myAPI" os.loadAPI("test/myAPI") -- load the API myAPI.hello() -- runs the function "hello" from the API
Output	Hello World!

Additional Notes

• path must be an absolute path.
• All variables which will be needed to be accessed through <apiname>.<variable/function> must be global.
• By default APIs cannot access shell API and multishell API.