Global Variables

The Global Variables section allows you to create server-side variables for your application that are shared across all users.
These variables are stored in the database and can be read by your client or loader through the API.

In simple terms:

Global = the same for all users
Variable = key + value (example: MOTD = "Server maintenance tonight")

Where Can You Use Global Variables?

1) MOTD (Message of the Day)

The most common use case:

Create a variable: MOTD
Value: "New update available"
Your client application can fetch this message after login and display it to users

2) Maintenance / Downtime Notices

If the server is under maintenance, you can use a global flag:

MAINTENANCE = 1 (ON)
The client checks this value and informs users accordingly

3) Latest Version / Force Update

You can control loader or application updates:

LATEST_VERSION = 1.0.7
FORCE_UPDATE = 1
If the client detects an outdated version, it can trigger an automatic update or block login

4) Feature Toggles (Enable / Disable Features)

Enable or disable features globally:

CHAT_ENABLED = 0 / 1
RESELLER_MODE = 0 / 1
DEBUG_LOGS = 0 / 1

5) Remote Config / Loader Settings

You can change configuration values dynamically at runtime:

DOWNLOAD_URL = "https://...."
DISCORD_INVITE = "https://discord.gg/..."
SUPPORT_EMAIL = "support@..."

6) Dynamic UI Text / Links

If you want to control client UI text or links from the server:

BTN_TEXT = "Get Premium"
NEWS_1 = "New patch notes..."

Benefits of Using Global Variables

1) Changes Without Rebuilding the Client

If you update a variable value from the panel, the client will fetch the updated value the next time it requests data.
This means:

The loader or application does not need to be rebuilt frequently
Instant announcements and configuration changes are possible

2) Centralized Control

All common settings can be managed in one place:

The same behavior applies to all users
Support and management become easier

3) Secure Server-Side Storage

Variables are stored on the server/database instead of being hardcoded into the client.
This helps:

Reduce the risk of leaking links or configuration data
Maintain control through the admin panel

User Variables vs Global Variables (Quick Difference)

Global Variables = same value for all users (example: MOTD)
User Variables = different values per user (example: user_credits, rank, coins)

Features Available in This UI

Variables Count — total number of variables displayed in the top bar
New Variable — create a new variable using a modal
List View (Desktop) — shows Name, Value, and Actions
Mobile Cards — compact mobile layout
Edit Value — update variables through a modal
Delete — remove variables with confirmation
Right-click context menu — quick edit or delete actions

Example Use Case

Suppose your AuthVaultix loader has an update system:

LATEST_VERSION = 2.4
UPDATE_URL = https://yourcdn.com/loader.exe
MOTD = "Update released, please restart loader"

The client fetches these values on every startup:

If the version is outdated → show an update prompt
Display the MOTD message to the user

This means you can control the behavior for all users simply by changing values from the panel.

Global Variables