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# CCSMB-4: Lua

*Author: Oliver Cooper (oeed)*

*Last updated: 2022-01-27*

*Version: v1.0.0*

## Quick information

| Information | |
| ----------- | ------------------------- |
| Version | 1.0.0 |
| Type | Plain text file format |
| MIME | `text/lua` |
| Extensions | `.lua` |

## Technical details

*This format is based upon [plain text](/Standards/CCSMB-2.md) and as such technical details that apply to plain
text also apply to this format.*

Lua code files should contain valid, executable Lua source code. These can either be self-contained programs, APIs or Lua
otherwise loaded by a program. Lua code files should be loaded with `require`, over `os.loadAPI`. Lua code files should also use `local` to declare a variable, unless a `global` is needed, which it usually is not.