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# Integrations

Each product is found on its own when it runs (`config/integrations.lua`):

* **Daddy Election**: school president elections. Only students vote and run, the winner shows on the tablet.
* **DaddyOS Student Tablet**: the students' tablet, sold at the Student Affairs desk.
* **Transport & Lockers**, **Campus Life**: lockers, travel, the canteen with scholarship discounts.
* **LiveBoard**, **Art Studio**: their access rules can name College roles, for example `role:college:teacher`.

## Exports

Server:

```lua
exports.daddy_college:HasRole(source, 'teacher')          -- student, teacher, principal, security, staff, member, president
exports.daddy_college:ApplyDiscount(citizenid, amount)    -- price after the student's scholarship, and its percent
exports.daddy_college:DepositCardPaycheck(source, amount) -- pay a teacher's salary onto the school card
exports.daddy_college:AwardQuizPoints(citizenid, amount)
exports.daddy_college:IsNearAffairsDesk(source)
```

Client: `exports.daddy_college:RegisterAffairsAction(id, option)` adds an option to the Student Affairs desk.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Pay the teacher salary either with the built-in timer (`Config.CardPay.Salary.Enabled`) or by calling `DepositCardPaycheck` from your framework's paycheck, never both.
{% endhint %}


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