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fivem-typescript

v1.0.5

Published

A FiveM simple typescript wrapper

Downloads

695

Readme

🐌FiveM Typescript wrapper

Great! How can i use it?

  1. At first you need install this npm module like below.
 npm install fivem-typescript
  1. Before you will execute 3 things - Important to work.
import {Player} from "fivem-typescript/server"
new Player(source) // Note: Source have to be string
import {CFX,Player} from "fivem-typescript/server"
CFX.init(Player.get) // Note: Important to working CFX.addEvent methods because inside, handler receives player by Player.get(source)
 import {LocalPlayer} from "fivem-typescript/client" 
 LocalPlayer.initEvents() // Note: Important to work events properly. 
  1. After that just import something to your code like below:
import {CFX} from "fivem-typescript/server"
CFX.addCrossEventListener("mySuperCrossEventName", myExtraHandler)

Example

import { CFX, Player } from 'fivem-typescript/server';
CFX.init(Player.get);

const model: string = 'mp_m_freemode_01';
const coords = { x: 0, y: 0, z: 72 };
function playerJoining() {
 const src = source;
 const player = new Player(String(src)); //Note: Not always source is string so it's worth to convert it into.
 player.spawn(model, coords);
}

on('playerJoining', playerJoining);

function playerSpawned(player: Player) {
 console.log(`Player: ${player.name} spawned!`);
 player.giveWeapon(0x5ef9fec4, 200, { bForceInHand: true, isHidden: false });
}
CFX.addEventListener('playerSpawned', playerSpawned);

❗Important thing

Guys remember it's V 1.0 I'll be making changes. so please be patient — I'm working on giving you a proper first stable version