Cheats and maps - ejGames

ejGames brings two tools per game, used mostly during play, from the overlay:

Cheats: the game’s trainer from FLiNG. ejGames opens it when you play (without administrator permission and with the window hidden), presses its keys from the overlay, and closes it with the game.
Map: the game’s interactive map from Map Genie, with its points of interest. In the overlay it can be pinned in a corner, over the game.

On your theme’s game page, two buttons that open the host’s windows are enough. Searching for and installing a trainer always goes through the host, which shows where it comes from, how big it is and its warnings, and asks for confirmation. No theme can install anything.

h("button", { onclick: () => ejg.trainer.open(game.id) }, "Trucos");
h("button", { onclick: () => ejg.maps.open(game.id) }, "Mapa");

The six built-in platform themes put them next to the guides: links in the game bar (Steam), cards (PS5), hub buttons (Xbox), game options (Switch), round buttons (Cinema) and * CHEATS / # MAP (Retro).

Showing the state

If you want to say more than “Cheats”, ask for the summary:

const t = await ejg.trainer.info(gameId);
// null (no trainer) or { name, title, options, gameVersion, autoStart, present, anticheat }

const m = await ejg.maps.info(gameId);
// { game: { name: "Elden Ring", maps: ["The Lands Between", "The Shadow Realm"] } | null, none }

Field	What it is
`options`	how many options the trainer has
`gameVersion`	game versions it covers, according to FLiNG (`"v1.02-v1.16.*+"`)
`autoStart`	it opens on its own when you play
`present`	the `.exe` is still in place (an antivirus may have removed it)
`anticheat`	the game has anti-cheat (`"EasyAntiCheat"`, `"BattlEye"`…): offline only
`m.game`	`null` if ejGames did not find the game on Map Genie (it is chosen by hand in the host window)
`m.none`	the user said the game has no map

const t = await ejg.trainer.info(game.id);
button.textContent = t ? `Trucos · ${t.options}` : "Buscar trucos";