Project: The Task Shape
Part of the Introduction To Luau section of Coddy's Lua journey. Lesson 47 of 80.
Challenge
EasyStart the task manager by giving its list a type.
- Above the list, write
type Task = {id: number, title: string, done: boolean}. - Annotate the list:
local tasks: {Task} = {. - Under
-- Try it, addprint(tasks[3].done).
Press Run Code: the output shows Learn Luau types, 3 and true.
Try it yourself
-- Add the Task type here
local tasks = {
{id = 1, title = "Learn Luau types", done = false},
{id = 2, title = "Build a task manager", done = false},
{id = 3, title = "Write tests", done = true},
}
-- Try it
print(tasks[1].title)
print(#tasks)
All lessons in Introduction To Luau
1Getting Started with Luau
What Is Luau?Why Use Luau?Your First Luau CodeType Checking & Error ModesRecap: Introduction to Luau4Working with Functions
Typing Params & Return ValuesTyping Anonymous FunctionsFunctions Returning NothingOptional ParametersDefault Parameter ValuesDefaults for BooleansVariadic FunctionsDefining Function TypesRecap: Typed Functions7Project: Typed Task Manager
Project: The Task ShapeFunction to Add a Task2Core Types
Number, String and BooleanThe 'any' Type: Escape HatchThe 'unknown' TypeNil & Optional TypesType Inference in ActionExplicit Type AnnotationsRecap: Core Types Practice5Aliases, Unions, Intersections
Type Aliases for PrimitivesUnion TypesWorking with Union TypesLiteral TypesIntersection TypesCombining Type AliasesRecap: Advanced Type Combos3Typed Tables: Arrays & Maps
Typed ArraysAdding and Reading ElementsWhat is a Map Type?Declaring and Accessing MapsIterating TablesMixed-Shape TablesReading a GridBuilding a Gridtable.unpackRecap: Arrays and MapsPractice on your own: Online Luau compiler