add documentation for dmon, enet, and nota.

docs/api/modules/dmon.md

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+# dmon
+
+### watch() <sub>function</sub>
+
+Start watching the root directory, recursively.
+
+This function begins monitoring the specified directory and its subdirectories recursively for events such as file creation, deletion, modification, or movement. Events are queued and can be retrieved by calling poll.
+
+:throws: An error if dmon is already watching.
+
+
+**Returns**: None
+
+
+### unwatch() <sub>function</sub>
+
+Stop watching the currently monitored directory.
+
+This function halts filesystem monitoring for the directory previously set by watch. It clears the watch state, allowing a new watch to be started.
+
+:throws: An error if no directory is currently being watched.
+
+
+**Returns**: None
+
+
+### poll(callback) <sub>function</sub>
+
+Retrieve and process queued filesystem events.
+
+This function dequeues all pending filesystem events and invokes the provided callback for each one. The callback receives an event object with properties: 'action' (string: "create", "delete", "modify", or "move"), 'root' (string: watched directory), 'file' (string: affected file path), and 'old' (string: previous file path for move events, empty if not applicable).
+
+
+
+**callback**: A function to call for each event, receiving an event object as its argument.
+
+
+**Returns**: None
+

docs/api/modules/enet.md

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+# enet
+
+### initialize() <sub>function</sub>
+
+
+Initialize the ENet library. Must be called before using any ENet functionality.
+Throws an error if initialization fails.
+
+
+
+**Returns**: None
+
+
+### deinitialize() <sub>function</sub>
+
+
+Deinitialize the ENet library, cleaning up all resources. Call this when you no longer
+need any ENet functionality.
+
+
+
+**Returns**: None
+
+
+### create_host(address) <sub>function</sub>
+
+
+Create an ENet host for either a client-like unbound host or a server bound to a specific
+address and port:
+
+- If no argument is provided, creates an unbound "client-like" host with default settings
+(maximum 32 peers, 2 channels, unlimited bandwidth).
+- If you pass an "ip:port" string (e.g. "127.0.0.1:7777"), it creates a server bound to
+that address. The server supports up to 32 peers, 2 channels, and unlimited bandwidth.
+
+Throws an error if host creation fails for any reason.
+
+omit to create an unbound client-like host.
+
+
+**address**: (optional) A string in 'ip:port' format to bind the host (server), or
+
+
+**Returns**: An ENetHost object.
+

docs/api/modules/nota.md

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+# nota
+
+### encode(value) <sub>function</sub>
+
+Convert a JavaScript value into a NOTA-encoded ArrayBuffer.
+
+This function serializes JavaScript values (such as numbers, strings, booleans, arrays, objects, or ArrayBuffers) into the NOTA binary format. The resulting ArrayBuffer can be stored or transmitted and later decoded back into a JavaScript value.
+
+:throws: An error if no argument is provided.
+
+
+**value**: The JavaScript value to encode (e.g., number, string, boolean, array, object, or ArrayBuffer).
+
+
+**Returns**: An ArrayBuffer containing the NOTA-encoded data.
+
+
+### decode(buffer) <sub>function</sub>
+
+Decode a NOTA-encoded ArrayBuffer into a JavaScript value.
+
+This function deserializes a NOTA-formatted ArrayBuffer into its corresponding JavaScript representation, such as a number, string, boolean, array, object, or ArrayBuffer. If the input is invalid or empty, it returns undefined.
+
+
+
+**buffer**: An ArrayBuffer containing NOTA-encoded data to decode.
+
+
+**Returns**: The decoded JavaScript value (e.g., number, string, boolean, array, object, or ArrayBuffer), or undefined if no argument is provided.
+

docs/api/types/enet_host.md

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+# enet_host
+
+### service(callback, timeout) <sub>function</sub>
+
+
+Poll for and process any available network events (connect, receive, disconnect, or none)
+from this host, calling the provided callback for each event. This function loops until
+no more events are available in the current timeframe.
+
+Event object properties:
+- type: String, one of "connect", "receive", "disconnect", or "none".
+- peer: (present if type = "connect") The ENetPeer object for the new connection.
+- channelID: (present if type = "receive") The channel on which the data was received.
+- data: (present if type = "receive") The received data as a *plain JavaScript object*.
+If the JSON parse fails or the data isn't an object, a JavaScript error is thrown.
+
+object as its single argument.
+
+
+**callback**: A function called once for each available event, receiving an event
+
+**timeout**: (optional) Timeout in milliseconds. Defaults to 0 (non-blocking).
+
+
+**Returns**: None
+
+
+### connect(host, port) <sub>function</sub>
+
+
+Initiate a connection from this host to a remote server. Throws an error if the
+connection cannot be started.
+
+
+
+**host**: The hostname or IP address of the remote server (e.g. "example.com" or "127.0.0.1").
+
+**port**: The port number to connect to.
+
+
+**Returns**: An ENetPeer object representing the connection.
+
+
+### flush() <sub>function</sub>
+
+
+Flush all pending outgoing packets for this host immediately.
+
+
+
+**Returns**: None
+
+
+### broadcast(data) <sub>function</sub>
+
+
+Broadcast a JavaScript object to all connected peers on channel 0. The object is
+serialized to JSON, and the packet is sent reliably. Throws an error if serialization fails.
+
+
+
+**data**: A JavaScript object to broadcast to all peers.
+
+
+**Returns**: None
+

docs/api/types/enet_peer.md

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+# enet_peer
+
+### send(data) <sub>function</sub>
+
+
+Send a JavaScript object to this peer on channel 0. The object is serialized to JSON and
+sent reliably. Throws an error if serialization fails.
+
+
+
+**data**: A JavaScript object to send.
+
+
+**Returns**: None
+
+
+### disconnect() <sub>function</sub>
+
+
+Request a graceful disconnection from this peer. The connection will close after
+pending data is sent.
+
+
+
+**Returns**: None
+
+
+### disconnect_now() <sub>function</sub>
+
+
+Immediately terminate the connection to this peer, discarding any pending data.
+
+
+
+**Returns**: None
+
+
+### disconnect_later() <sub>function</sub>
+
+
+Request a disconnection from this peer after all queued packets are sent.
+
+
+
+**Returns**: None
+
+
+### reset() <sub>function</sub>
+
+
+Reset this peer's connection, immediately dropping it and clearing its internal state.
+
+
+
+**Returns**: None
+
+
+### ping() <sub>function</sub>
+
+
+Send a ping request to this peer to measure latency.
+
+
+
+**Returns**: None
+
+
+### throttle_configure(interval, acceleration, deceleration) <sub>function</sub>
+
+
+Configure the throttling behavior for this peer, controlling how ENet adjusts its sending
+rate based on packet loss or congestion.
+
+
+
+**interval**: The interval (ms) between throttle adjustments.
+
+**acceleration**: The factor to increase sending speed when conditions improve.
+
+**deceleration**: The factor to decrease sending speed when conditions worsen.
+
+
+**Returns**: None
+
+
+### timeout(timeout_limit, timeout_min, timeout_max) <sub>function</sub>
+
+
+Set timeout parameters for this peer, determining how long ENet waits before considering
+the connection lost.
+
+
+
+**timeout_limit**: The total time (ms) before the peer is disconnected.
+
+**timeout_min**: The minimum timeout (ms) used for each timeout attempt.
+
+**timeout_max**: The maximum timeout (ms) used for each timeout attempt.
+
+
+**Returns**: None
+