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Framework Class ​

A powerfull library to build a script compatible with all Frameworks.

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The class is automatically initiated when you load the library under the jo.framework global variable.

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If you have a custom framework, you can overwrite methods by added them in the overwrite-functions.lua file.
Read more about OWFramework.

Syntax ​

lua
function OWFramework.<MethodName>()

Example ​

lua
--Overwrite the getUser method
function OWFramework.getUser(source)
  return yourFramework:getUser(source)
end
List of compatible frameworks
  • VORP
  • RedEM:RP old
  • RedEM:RP 2023 (reboot)
  • QBR
  • QR
  • RSG
  • RPX

jo.framework:addItemInInventory ​

Add a specific item in a custom inventory

Syntax ​

lua
jo.framework:addItemInInventory(source,id,item,quantity,metadata,needWait)

Parameters ​

source : integer

The source ID of the player

id : string

The unique ID of the inventory

item : string

The name of the item

quantity : integer

The quantity of the item

metadata : table

The metadata of the item

needWait : boolean Optional

If the function need to wait the MySQL injected to ending
default: false

Example ​

lua
local source = 1
local id = "locker:sheriff"
local item = "mdt_report"
local quantity = 1
local metadata = {id:321}
jo.framework:addItemInInventory(source,id,item,quantity,metadata)

jo.framework:canUseItem() ​

If the user has enough quantity of a specific item in his inventory

Syntax ​

lua
jo.framework:canUseItem(source,item,amount,meta,remove)

Parameters ​

source : integer

The source ID of the player

item : string

The name of the item need to use

amount : integer

The quantity of the item

meta : table Optional

The metadata of the item

remove : boolean Optional

If the item has to be removed
default: false

Return value ​

Type: boolean

Return true if the player has enough quantity of the item

Example ​

lua
local source = 1
local item = "water"
local amount = 1
local canUseWater = jo.framework:canUseItem(source, item, amount, nil, nil)
print(canUseWater)

jo.framework:createInventory() ​

Function to create an inventory

Syntax ​

lua
jo.framework:createInventory(id,label,definition)

Parameters ​

id : string

Unique id of the inventory

label : string

Label of the inventory

definition : table

definition.maxSlots : integer - Max slot of the inventory
definition.maxWeight : float - Max weight of the inventory
definition.acceptWeapons : boolean (default: false) - If the inventory accept weapons Optional
definition.shared : boolean (default: true) - If the inventory is shared between players Optional
definition.ignoreStackLimit : boolean (default: true) - If the inventory can overcoming stack limits Optional
definition.whitelist : table - Restrict the list of item can be put in the inventory Optional

definition.whitelist[..].item : string - name of the whitelisted item
definition.whitelist[..].limit : string - stack limit of this item

Configuration of the inventory

Example ​

lua
local id = "locker:sheriff"
local label = "Sheriff's locker"
local definition = {
  maxSlots = 100,
  maxWeight = 1000.0,
  acceptWeapons = false,
  shared = true,
  whitelist = {
    { item = "mdt_report", limit = 1000 }
  }
}
jo.framework:createInventory(id,label,definition)

jo.framework:canUserBuy() ​

A function to know if a specific user has enough money

Syntax ​

lua
jo.framework:canUserBuy(source,amount,moneyType)

Parameters ​

source : integer

The source ID of the player

amount : float

The amount of money the player need to have

moneyType : integer Optional

moneyType = 0 > dollar
moneyType = 1 > gold
moneyType = 2 > rol
default : 1

Return value ​

Type: boolean

Return true if the player has more money than amount

Example ​

lua
local price = 103
local source = 1
print(jo.framework:canUserBuy(source,103))
-- Expected output : true if the player has more than $103

jo.framework:get() ​

Get the framework name

Syntax ​

lua
jo.framework:get()

Return value ​

Type: string

Return the name of the framework

Example ​

lua
local frameworkName = jo.framework:get()
print(frameworkName)

jo.framework:getItemsFromInventory() ​

Get the list of items included in a custom inventory

Syntax ​

lua
jo.framework:getItemsFromInventory(source,id)

Parameters ​

source : integer

The source ID of the player

id : string

The unique ID of the inventory

Return value ​

Type: table

Return the list of items

The item structure:
item.amount : integer - The amount of the item
item.id : integer - The id of the item
item.item : string - The name of the item
item.metadata : table - The metadata of the item

Example ​

lua
local source = 1
local id = "locker:sheriff"
local items = jo.framework:getItemsFromInventory(source,id)
for key,item in pairs (items) do
  print(item.item)
end

jo.framework:getJob() ​

Return the playe rjob

Syntax ​

lua
jo.framework:getJob(source)

Parameters ​

source : integer

The source ID of the player

Return value ​

Type: string

Return the job name

Example ​

lua
local source = 1
print(jo.framework:getJob(source))

jo.framework:getRPName() ​

Return the first & last name of tha player

Syntax ​

lua
jo.framework:getRPName(source)

Parameters ​

source : integer

The source ID of the player

Return value ​

Type: string

Return the first & last name of a player

Example ​

lua
local source = 1
print(jo.framework:getRPName(source))

jo.framework:getUser() ​

Get the user data

Syntax ​

lua
jo.framework:getUser(source)

Parameters ​

source : integer

The source ID of the player

Return value ​

type: User

Return a User class

Example ​

lua
local source = 1
local user = jo.framework:getUser(source)
print(user.data.firstname)

jo.framework:getUserClothes() ​

Return the list of user's clothes with formated category names

Syntax ​

lua
jo.framework:getUserClothes(source)

Parameters ​

source : integer

The source ID of the player

Return value ​

Type: object

return the list of clothes

Example ​

lua
local source = 1
local clothes = jo.framework:getUserClothes(source)
print(json.encode(clothes))

jo.framework:getUserIdentifiers() ​

Shortcut for User:getIdentifiers() method

Syntax ​

lua
jo.framework:getUserIdentifiers(source)

Parameters ​

source : integer

The source ID of the player

Return value ​

Type: table

Return the same value than User:getIdentifiers() method

Example ​

lua
local source = 1
local identifiers = jo.framework:getUserIdentifiers(source)
print(identifiers.charid)

jo.framework:getUserSkin() ​

Return the user's skin data with formated key name

Syntax ​

lua
jo.framework:getUserSkin(source)

Parameters ​

source : integer

The source ID of the player

Return value ​

Type: object

Return the skin data

Example ​

lua
local source = 1
local skin =  jo.framework:getUserSkin(source)
print(json.encode(skin))

jo.framework:giveItem() ​

Give an item to the user

Syntax ​

lua
jo.framework:giveItem(source,item,amount,meta)

Parameters ​

source : integer

The source ID of the player

item : string

The name of the item

amount : integer

The amount of the item to give

meta : table Optional

The metadata of the item

Return value ​

Type: boolean

Return true if the item is successfully gave

Example ​

lua
local source = 1
local item = "water"
local amount = 1
local itemGave = jo.framework:giveItem(source,item,amount)
print(itemGave)

jo.framework:is() ​

Test if the framework is a specific framework

Syntax ​

lua
jo.framework:is(name)

Parameters ​

name : string

The name of the framework

Return value ​

type: boolean

Return true if the framework is name

Example ​

lua
local isVORP = jo.framework:is('VORP')
print(isVORP)

jo.framework:openInventory() ​

Open a specific inventory

Syntax ​

lua
jo.framework:openInventory(source,id)

Parameters ​

source : integer

The source ID of the player

id : string

The unique ID of the inventory

Example ​

lua
local source = 1
local id = "locker:sheriff"
jo.framework:openInventory(source,id)

jo.framework:registerUseItem() ​

Register an item has usable and attach a function to it

Syntax ​

lua
jo.framework:registerUseItem(item,closeAfterUsed,cb)

Parameters ​

item : string

The name of the item

closeAfterUsed : boolean Optional

If the inventory needs to be closed after using the item default: true

cb : function

The function fired after use the item
1st argument: source
2nd argument: metadata of the item

Example ​

lua
jo.framework:registerUseItem('water',true, function(source, metadata)
  TriggerServerEvent('drinkWater',source)
  jo.framework:removeItem(source,'water',1,metadata)
end)

jo.framework:removeInventory() ​

Remove the inventory from the server cache. Usefull to reload the inventory from the database

Syntax ​

lua
jo.framework:removeInventory(id)

Parameters ​

id : string

Unique id of the inventory

Example ​

lua
local id = "locker:sheriff"
jo.framework:removeInventory(id)

jo.framework:updateUserClothes() ​

Save new clothes.
The function has two ways to works:

  • With 2 argument to save multiples clothes
  • With 3 argument to save one clothes

Syntax ​

lua
jo.framework:updateUserClothes(source,clothesArray)
-- OR --
jo.framework:updateUserClothes(source,category,clothes)

Parameters ​

source : integer

The source ID of the player

clothesArray : object

The list of clothes to apply. The key is the category name and the value is the clothes data

category : string

The category name of the clothes

clothes : table

The clothes data

Example ​

lua
local source = 1
local clothes = {
  pants = {hash = 2450348132},
  boots = {hash = 3596743543}
}
jo.framework:updateUserClothes(source,clothes)
-- OR  --
local source = 1
local category = pants
local clothes = {hash = 2450348132}
jo.framework:updateUserClothes(source,category,clothes)

jo.framework:updateUserSkin() ​

Save new skin values. The function has two ways to works:

  • With 3 arguments to save multiple skin datas
  • With 4 argument to save only one skin data

Syntax ​

lua
jo.framework:updateUserSkin(source, skinData, overwrite)
-- OR --
jo.framework:updateUserSkin(source,category, data, overwrite)

Parameters ​

source : integer

The source ID of the player

skinData : object

The list of skin datas with category for key skin data for value

category : string

The category of the skin data

data : table

The skin data

overwrite : boolean

If true, the new value overwrites the previous skin. Else, it's merged.

Example ​

lua
local source = 1
local skin = {
  head = 394785690,
  torso = 345823423
}
local overwrite = false
jo.framework:updateUserSkin(source,skin,overwrite)
-- OR --
local source = 1
local category = "head"
local data = 394785690
local overwrite = false
jo.framework:updateUserSkin(source,category,data,overwrite)

User class ​

Go to the User class documentation : link

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