@elite-dangerous-almanac/core / ships / SlefExportOptions

Defined in: src/ships/ship-loadout.ts:459

As LoadoutExportOptions, plus the SLEF envelope — see ShipLoadout.toSlef.

• LoadoutExportOptions

readonly optional credits?: "retail" | "source"

Defined in: src/ships/ship-loadout.ts:455

Which credits to quote. 'retail' — the default — prices the build from the catalogue: the bare hull's hullCost, every fitted module's list price, and a Rebuy of 5% of the two.

'source' quotes the source purchase record instead — HullValue, ModulesValue, Rebuy and the per-module Value figures exactly as the capture stated them, and nothing at all for a build that has no such record. Each figure stays pinned to what it was paid for, so a fit that stops matching the capture narrows the export rather than staling it: a swapped slot exports unpriced, and ModulesValue and Rebuy go once any priced module has been swapped or removed, or a core internal stocked at import. HullValue names no slot and always stands. The guide Working with SLEF covers the boundary cases, including the one narrowing this cannot detect — a module the capture listed but never priced.

LoadoutExportOptions.credits

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readonly optional explicitPower?: boolean

Defined in: src/ships/ship-loadout.ts:438

Write On: true / Priority: 0 on modules that carry neither — as a journal always does and a build assembled here never does. Off by default, following SLEF's "require what is necessary, do not force the rest".

LoadoutExportOptions.explicitPower

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readonly header: SlefHeader

Defined in: src/ships/ship-loadout.ts:466

The envelope header identifying the exporting application.

SLEF attribution belongs to the application producing the export, not to this calculation library, so callers must provide it.

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readonly optional indent?: number

Defined in: src/ships/ship-loadout.ts:468

Spaces per indent for ShipLoadout.toSlefString. 0 (the default) is compact.

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readonly optional moduleOrder?: "fitted" | "slots"

Defined in: src/ships/ship-loadout.ts:432

Module order. 'fitted' — the default — keeps the order the build carries: an import's own Modules[] order, or the order modules were fitted. 'slots' re-orders into outfitting-panel order; a module in a slot the hull's layout does not describe keeps its relative position at the end rather than being dropped.

LoadoutExportOptions.moduleOrder