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This commit significantly enhances the `README.md` file, providing comprehensive documentation for the ArmaDragonflyClient.

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*   **Detailed Function Categories:** Categorized functions for better organization (Core, Basic Data Operations, Hash Operations, List Operations).
*   **Usage Examples:** Added clear and concise usage examples for basic operations, hash operations (context and ID-specific), and list operations.
*   **Function Documentation Structure:** Outlined the structure for individual function documentation.
*   **License Information:** Updated the license information.

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ArmaDragonflyClient - Handler	mdi:file-text-outline	Handle data from DB.

dragonfly_db_fnc_handler

Description

Handles data received from the database and routes it to the appropriate function. This function is a critical component of the callback system, receiving data from database operations and directing it to the specified function, either locally or to a remote client.

Syntax

[_uniqueID, _function, _call, _data, _netId] call dragonfly_db_fnc_handler

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Description	Default
`_uniqueID`	String	Unique identifier for the data chunk	""
`_function`	String	Name of function to receive the data	""
`_call`	Boolean	Whether to call the function directly (true) or spawn (false)	false
`_data`	Array, String, Number, or Boolean	The data retrieved from the database	[]
`_netId`	String	(Optional) NetID of the player to receive the data	nil

Return Value

None. The data is passed to the specified function for processing.

Examples

Process data locally:

["0123456789", "dragonfly_db_fnc_test", false, ["Hello World!"]] call dragonfly_db_fnc_handler;

Send data to a specific client:

["0123456789", "dragonfly_db_fnc_test", false, ["Hello World!"], netId player] remoteExecCall ["dragonfly_db_fnc_handler", 2, false];

Process data with direct call (synchronous):

["0123456789", "dragonfly_db_fnc_processInventory", true, [["weapon1", 30], ["item2", 5]]] call dragonfly_db_fnc_handler;

Notes

The function validates that both the function name and data are valid before proceeding
When a netId is provided, the data is sent to that specific client using remoteExec
The _call parameter determines whether the function is called directly (synchronous) or spawned (asynchronous)
This function is typically called by the scheduler or other core components rather than directly by user code
Each handler call is logged, which is useful for debugging data flow

dragonfly_db_fnc_scheduler: Processes callbacks from the database extension
dragonfly_db_fnc_fetch: Assembles data chunks for large datasets
dragonfly_db_fnc_addTask: Adds tasks to the database operation queue

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