Macros & Runtime variables

Syntax: la_secure_request(data: table): table

This macro is used exactly like the regular http.request
It prevents users from viewing and modifying the request in app

Return data:

{
  success = true,
  response = {} -- the request response object (same thing "http.request" returns)
}

{
  success = false,
  reason = 'request failed' or 'tampering detected',
  error_message = 'error message if request failed'
}

Example code:

local data = la_secure_request({
    Url = 'https://luaauth.com',
    Method = 'GET'
})

if not data.success then
    return print('request failed due to ' .. data.reason)
end

print('request returned ' .. data.response.Body)

Syntax: la_secure_kick(message: string)

This macro kicks the player with the provided message, and crashes their game if they attempt to use an anti kick

Example code:

if not authenticated then
	la_secure_kick('failed to authenticate user')
end

Syntax: la_init(func: const function, data: table)

This macro allows you to run code before the auth

• • func param must be a constant function not a variable function
• • This macro can only be used once per script
• • The code inside this macro is extracted out into a separate file, so it cannot reference anything outside it

Data table:

Example code:

la_init(function()
	if game.PlaceId ~= 123456789 then
		game:GetService('Players').LocalPlayer:Kick('This script must be ran in GAME_NAME') -- main script wont run if player is kicked
	end

	local keyProvided = false
	-- you could add a custom enter key ui here, then set keyProvided = true when done

	while not keyProvided do -- when async is false this will stop the main script from loading, if async was true this wouldnt stop the main script
		task.wait()
	end
end, {
	obfuscate = false,
	async = false
})

type: Boolean

returns True when script is running through LuaAuth
Allows you to modify LuaAuth variables for development without causing, check example below

Example code:

if not la_exists then -- Editing LuaAuth variables wont error when uploading to LuaAuth if inside this
	la_is_premium = true
    la_discord_id = '01234567890123456'
    la_script_name 'example'
end

type: Boolean

Use to check if the user has a key or not.

For FFA users this variable will be False
For regular users this variable will be True

Example code:

if la_is_premium then
    print('loading premium script..')
else
    print('loading FFA script..')
end

type: Number

The amount of executions for this user
Also works with FFA users

Example code:

print('you have run the script ' .. la_executions .. ' times')

type: String Nullable

The users linked discord id, if they have one

Example code:

print('linked discord: ' .. la_discord_id)

type: Number Nullable

The amount of seconds left until a users key expires
Will be Null for FFA users or permanent keys

Example code:

print('your key expired in ' .. la_seconds_left .. 's')

type: String Nullable

The users note,
Will be Null for FFA users or users without a note

Example code:

print('your key expired in ' .. la_seconds_left .. 's')

type: String

The name of the current script

Example code:

print('currently using script ' .. la_script_name)

type: Boolean

Use to check if the user supports our custom sessions feature (some executors dont support it)

Example code:

if la_supports_sessions then
    print('setting up sessions')
else
    print('sessions unsupported, skipping setup')
end

type: Boolean

Use to check if the users key is from the ad system or not
Returns False for FFA users

Example code:

if not la_is_ad_key then
    print('loading premium only features..')
end