fix: add lua table

Author: qubka

content/4.languages/1.python/3.export-functions.md

@@ -6,7 +6,6 @@ icon: lucide:share-2
 
 In the Plugify ecosystem, Python plugins can export functions to make them accessible to other plugins. This guide explains how to define and export functions in Python and provides examples to help you integrate your plugins seamlessly.
 
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 ## **Basic Type Mapping**
 
 The following table lists how types are exposed to the Python API:
@@ -58,7 +57,6 @@ The following table lists how types are exposed to the Python API:
 | plg::vec4                  | Vector4          | vec4          | ✅             |
 | plg::mat4x4                | Matrix4x4        | mat4x4        | ✅             |
 
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 ## **Exporting Functions in Python**
 
 Exporting functions in Python is simpler than in C++ because Python is a dynamically-typed language. You only need to define the function and specify it in the plugin manifest. Plugify's Python Language Module handles the rest.

content/4.languages/6.lua/3.export-functions.md

@@ -5,7 +5,57 @@ icon: lucide:share-2
 ---
 
 In the Plugify ecosystem, Lua plugins can export functions to make them accessible to other plugins. This guide explains how to define and export functions in Lua and provides examples to help you integrate your plugins seamlessly.
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+
+## **Basic Type Mapping**
+
+The following table lists how types are exposed to the Lua API:
+
+| C++ Type                   | Lua Type      | Plugify Alias | Ref Support ?    |
+|----------------------------|------------------|---------------|---------------|
+| void                       | nil          | void              | ❌            |
+| bool                       | boolean      | bool              | ✅            |
+| char                       | string       | char8             | ✅            |
+| char16_t                   | string       | char16            | ✅            |
+| int8_t                     | integer      | int8              | ✅            |
+| int16_t                    | integer      | int16             | ✅            |
+| int32_t                    | integer      | int32             | ✅            |
+| int64_t                    | integer      | int64             | ✅            |
+| uint8_t                    | integer      | uint8             | ✅            |
+| uint16_t                   | integer      | uint16            | ✅            |
+| uint32_t                   | integer      | uint32            | ✅            |
+| uint64_t                   | integer      | uint64            | ✅            |
+| uintptr_t                  | integer      | ptr64             | ✅            |
+| uintptr_t                  | integer      | ptr32             | ✅            |
+| float                      | number       | float             | ✅            |
+| double                     | number       | double            | ✅            |
+| void*                      | function     | function          | ❌            |
+| plg::string                | string       | string            | ✅            |
+| plg::any                   | any          | any               | ✅            |
+| plg::vector\<bool\>        | table        | bool\[\]          | ✅            |
+| plg::vector\<char\>        | table        | char8\[\]         | ✅            |
+| plg::vector\<char16_t\>    | table        | char16\[\]        | ✅            |
+| plg::vector\<int8_t\>      | table        | int8\[\]          | ✅            |
+| plg::vector\<int16_t\>     | table        | int16\[\]         | ✅            |
+| plg::vector\<int32_t\>     | table        | int32\[\]         | ✅            |
+| plg::vector\<int64_t\>     | table        | int64\[\]         | ✅            |
+| plg::vector\<uint8_t\>     | table        | uint8\[\]         | ✅            |
+| plg::vector\<uint16_t\>    | table        | uint16\[\]        | ✅            |
+| plg::vector\<uint32_t\>    | table        | uint32\[\]        | ✅            |
+| plg::vector\<uint64_t\>    | table        | uint64\[\]        | ✅            |
+| plg::vector\<uintptr_t\>   | table        | ptr64\[\]         | ✅            |
+| plg::vector\<uintptr_t\>   | table        | ptr32\[\]         | ✅            |
+| plg::vector\<float\>       | table        | float\[\]         | ✅            |
+| plg::vector\<double\>      | table        | double\[\]        | ✅            |
+| plg::vector\<plg::string\> | table        | string\[\]        | ✅            |
+| plg::vector\<plg::any\>    | table        | any\[\]           | ✅            |
+| plg::vector\<plg::vec2\>   | table        | vec2\[\]          | ✅            |
+| plg::vector\<plg::vec3\>   | table        | vec3\[\]          | ✅            |
+| plg::vector\<plg::vec4\>   | table        | vec4\[\]          | ✅            |
+| plg::vector\<plg::mat4x4\> | table        | mat4x4\[\]        | ✅            |
+| plg::vec2                  | Vector2      | vec2              | ✅            |
+| plg::vec3                  | Vector3      | vec3              | ✅            |
+| plg::vec4                  | Vector4      | vec4              | ✅            |
+| plg::mat4x4                | Matrix4x4    | mat4x4            | ✅            |
 
  ## **Exporting Functions in Lua**
 

content/4.languages/7.dlang/3.export-functions.md

@@ -57,7 +57,6 @@ The following table lists how types are exposed to the D API:
 | plg::vec4                  | Vector4              | vec4          | ✅             |
 | plg::mat4x4                | Matrix4x4            | mat4x4        | ✅             |
 
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 ## **Exporting Functions in D**
 
 Exporting functions in D requires wrapping them with the `mixin Export` directive to create `extern(C)` functions compatible with Plugify. These functions can then be called by other plugins.