@janitor

Tip

Default sample Connect is ~>Connect / ~>Once. That already wraps Sweep (the zelador). Use ::Connect only when you will Disconnect yourself.

@janitor is not a second language. It is the field janitor on the receiver: @janitor → self.janitor. You still declare Sweep sweep; (or Janitor janitor;) on the struct and assign it in init.

Header:

#pragma once
#include <clpp/libs/sweep.clh>

struct LeaderstatsServer {
  Janitor janitor;
  void PlayerEntered(Player player);
};

CL++ (.clpp)

void LeaderstatsServer::PlayerEntered(Player player) {
  guard (player != null) else {
    warn("Invalid player");
    return;
  }
  Folder folder = new Folder(player);
  folder.Name = "leaderstats";
  @janitor.Add(folder, "Destroy", player.Name);
}

Luau gerado

function LeaderstatsServer:PlayerEntered(player: Player)
  if not player then
    warn("Invalid player")
    return
  end
  local folder = Instance.new("Folder")
  folder.Parent = player
  folder.Name = "leaderstats"
  self.janitor:Add(folder, "Destroy", player.Name)
end

Library calls use . (instance method), same as Roblox: sweep.Add, sweep.Cleanup, sweep.LinkToInstance. Full API: Libraries → Sweep.