Stater V0.5.3

• Fixed the issue where the constructor wasn't working.
• Added some experimental type-checking.

Stater V0.5.2

• You can now provide an instance as the States parameter in the .new constructor. Stater will also register states inside multiple tables, which allows you to have a module script for each state if that's more of your liking

Stater V0.5.1

• Fixed the Start, Init and End tag not returning the right thing (3rd parameter of the .new constructor).

Stater V0.5.0

• 3rd parameter of the .new constructor has been replaced with a "return" instead. If a return is provided, the first parameter of every state will be the return provided. The default is the stater object itself, just like usual.
• Re-arranged some type-checking inside the module.

Stater 3.0

New Functions:

• Stater:AddState(Name, State)
• Stater:RemoveState(Name)
• tostring metamethod
• eq metamethod

New Events:

• Stater.StateAdded
• Stater.StateRemoved

New Features

Added the ability to add "End" and "Start" States to the states table. This means that if there is a state Named "Hi"
and another State Named "HiStart", HiStart will play when the state switches to hi. "HiEnd" will play when the States switches from "Hi"

Stater V0.4

• Added the ability to add an "End" State. The "End" State will play every time the Stater stops.
• Stopping the Stater will now play the Current State's End function.

Stater 0.2.1

Fixed some bugs and made self.State have a string instead.

Stater 0.2.0

• New event, StatusChanged, fires whenever the Stater starts or stops, returns a boolean.
• New function, :GetCurrentState(), returns the current State as a string.
• New property, StateConfirmation, when enabled, all states must return a boolean indicating if it has failed or everything worked properly.
• Changed event now returns the Current State as a string and the previous state as a string.

Stater 0.1.0

Released Module