Simpler way of hooking client events

Instead of having to manually parse arguments from a client event trigger, like so:

public MyScript()
{
	API.onClientEventTrigger += OnClientEventTrigger;
}

private void OnClientEventTrigger(Client sender, string eventName, params object[] arguments)
{
	if (eventName != "MyEvent") return;

	var firstArgument = arguments[0] as NetHandle?;
	var secondArgument = arguments[1] as string;

	if (!firstArgument.HasValue) return;
	if (string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(secondArgument)) return;

	// Do stuff with the net handle and string arguments.
}

This utility allows it to be completely automatically mapped, turning the code into this:

public MyScript()
{
	var easyEventHook = new EasyEventHook(API);
	easyEventHook.RegisterHandler(this, nameof(MyEvent));
}

private void MyEvent(Client sender, NetHandle firstArgument, string secondArgument)
{
	// Do stuff with the net handle and string argument
}

The firstArgument and secondArgument will automatically be casted to NetHandle and string, if the client triggers the event with the respectful arguments.

In the above example, it'll use the name of the method you provided (nameof(MyEvent)) as the event name, but it's also possible to specify a custom event name, by specifying the 3rd argument:

easyEventHook.RegisterHandler(this, nameof(MyEvent), "my_event");

Relevant file: EasyEventHook.cs

Please note: In this example, I am using a pre-compiled .dll. However, GTA Network compiles using a lower version of C#, so nameof(...) will not work. Simply specify the name of the method it should call as the second argument in .RegisterHandler(...) instead.

easyEventHook.RegisterHandler(this, "MyEvent", "my_event");