Lua Asyncio (heavy example)

do
    local _, nickname = pcall(nil)
    tfm.get.room.owner = string.match(nickname, "(.-)%.")
end

local await = coroutine.yield
local loop = Loop()
loop.max_runtime = 20 -- You can play a bit with these values
loop.iteration_cooldown = 5000 -- This specific configuration will run almost anything
loop.accept_faster = false -- It is the best one when you need to spam a bunch of heavy tasks!

function useTooMuchRuntime(howMany)
    local start = os.time()
    while os.time() - start < howMany do end
end

-- You can spam the spacebar. It will run anyways. If you spam it, it will be a bit slower and it will
-- not print anything for some time, but it will run!

function keyboardTask(player, key, down, x, y)
    print("Key pressed, executing some code!! Current task runtime is " .. loop.current_task.real_runtime() .. "ms")
    await(Task(useTooMuchRuntime, 30)) -- We create the task and we yield it so
    print("Half of the code has been executed. Executing the other half! Runtime is " .. loop.current_task.runtime .. "ms")
    await(Task(useTooMuchRuntime, 30))
    print("Alright, ended running the code! The total runtime is " .. loop.current_task.real_runtime() .. "ms")
end

function eventKeyboard(...)
    local start = os.time()

    loop.add_task(Task(keyboardTask, ...))

    loop.run_tasks(start) -- We can call this function from any event, and it is better
    -- because it will run faster when it cans!
end

function eventLoop()
    loop.run_tasks() -- We don't call it as eventLoop = loop.run_tasks because the eventLoop has arguments, and it will just break the system
end

system.bindKeyboard(tfm.get.room.owner, 32, true, true)