Usage & Installation

Installation Guide

1. Download is_lib, is_bridge and ox_lib, then upload these resources to your server.

2. Go to is_lib/server/timezone.lua and adjust your time zone.

3. Navigate to server.cfg and paste the following code above the resource start section:

# inside-scripts settings
setr is_bridge:language "en"
setr is_bridge:framework ""
setr is_bridge:inventory ""
setr is_bridge:fuel ""
setr is_bridge:keys ""
setr is_bridge:notification ""
setr is_bridge:progressbar ""
setr is_bridge:target ""

1. In the place of "", you should insert the script name exactly as it appears in Compatibility.

2. The script startup order should be as follows:

ensure ox_lib
ensure is_lib
ensure our_standalone_scripts
ensure your_framework
ensure framework_additional_resources
ensure is_bridge
ensure our_framework_scripts

If you skipped steps 3 and 4 or the resource you referenced in server.cfg was not found, is_bridge will automatically search for the resource you are using.

For is_bridge to function correctly and locate your resource, make sure it retains the original name set by the script's author

The order must be maintained for the scripts to work correctly and to avoid errors. Starting scripts as a folder can also cause issues.

Usage

To use is_lib, simply use our export in your script. It works on both the Client and Server side:

Lib = exports["is_lib"]:GetLibObject()

As for is_bridge, just import it into your script in the fxmanifest.lua file:

One Shared Script

shared_script '@is_bridge/init.lua'

Multiple Shared Scripts

shared_scripts {
    '@is_bridge/init.lua',
}