Add the effect variable to the emit that is being removed to player #117
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Don't really see a reason not to, but my use case is to listen for the 'effectRemoved' on the player and update my websocket client with that specific effect being removed. This would be the cleanest way to do it.
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- improve docstrings - use RanvierMUD#74, RanvierMUD#93, RanvierMUD#98, RanvierMUD#100, RanvierMUD#103, RanvierMUD#106, RanvierMUD#109, RanvierMUD#117, RanvierMUD#104, RanvierMUD#119, RanvierMUD#105
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Don't really see a reason not to, but my use case is to listen for the 'effectRemoved' on the player and update my websocket client with that specific effect being removed. This would be the cleanest way to do it.