MooSpec-1.0

Overview

MooSpec-1.0 is a library that provides information about player specializations and roles.

MooSpec-1.0 will track the following changes to units within the group:

• specialization
• role as determined by class and specialization
• role as assigned by the Dungeon Finder or as manually assigned in a raid group

blizzardRole = lib:GetBlizzardRole(guid)

• guid - string: GUID

• blizzardRole - string: "TANK", "HEALER", "DAMAGER", "NONE"

class = lib:GetClass(guid)

• guid - string: GUID

• class - string: a class token, one of:
  • "DEATHKNIGHT"
  • "DEMONHUNTER"
  • "DRUID"
  • "HUNTER"
  • "MAGE"
  • "MONK"
  • "PALADIN"
  • "PRIEST"
  • "ROGUE"
  • "SHAMAN"
  • "WARLOCK"
  • "WARRIOR"

role = lib:GetRole(guid)

• guid - string: GUID

• role - string: "tank", "healer", "melee", "ranged", "none"

specialization, name = lib:GetSpecialization(guid)

• guid - string: GUID

• specialization - number: specialization ID
• name - string: the name of the specialization, e.g., "blood", "protection", "arcane", etc.

name = lib:GetSpecializationName(specialization)

• specialization - number: specialization ID

• name - string: the name of the specialization, e.g., "blood", "protection", "arcane", etc.

lib:InspectUnit(unit)

• unit - string: unit ID, e.g., "player", "target", "raid15", etc.

lib:InspectRoster()

lib.RegisterCallback(handler, callback, method, arg)

• handler - table/string: your addon object or another table containing a function at handler[method], or a string identifying your addon
• callback - string: the name of the callback to be registered
• method - string/function/nil: a key into the handler table, or a function to be called, or nil if handler is a table and a function exists at handler[callback]
• arg - a value to be passed as the first argument to the callback function specified by method

• If handler is a table, method is a string, and handler[method] is a function, then that function will be called with handler as its first argument, followed by the callback name and the callback-specific arguments.
• If handler is a table, method is nil, and handler[callback] is a function, then that function will be called with handler as its first argument, followed by the callback name and the callback-specific arguments.
• If handler is a string and method is a function, then that function will be called with the callback name as its first argument, followed by the callback-specific arguments.
• If arg is non-nil, then it will be passed to the specified function. If handler is a table, then arg will be passed as the second argument, pushing the callback name to the third position. Otherwise, arg will be passed as the first argument.

lib.UnregisterCallback(handler, callback)

• handler - table/string: your addon object or a string identifying your addon
• callback - string: the name of the callback to be unregistered

• guid - string: GUID of the unit whose role has changed
• unit - string: unit ID, e.g., "player", "target", "raid15", etc.
• oldRole - string: the previous assigned role, see GetBlizzardRole
• newRole - string: the current assigned role, see GetBlizzardRole

• guid - string: GUID of the unit whose role has changed
• unit - string: unit ID, e.g., "player", "target", "raid15", etc.
• class - string: a class token, see GetClass

• guid - string: GUID of the unit whose role has changed
• unit - string: unit ID, e.g., "player", "target", "raid15", etc.
• oldRole - string: the previous role, see GetRole
• newRole - string: the current role, see GetRole

• guid - string: GUID of the unit whose specialization has changed
• unit - string: unit ID, e.g., "player", "target", "raid15", etc.
• oldSpecialization - number: the previous specialization ID
• newSpecialization - number: the current specialization ID

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