# FJSF\_LIB

`fjsf_lib` is a shared utility library for FiveM that provides reusable helpers and systems which can be used on both **client** and **server** side.

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### Download

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### Installation

1. Download `fjsf_lib`
2. Place the folder into your resources directory, for example:

   ```
   resources/[libs]/fjsf_lib
   ```

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### Server configuration

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### `fjsf_lib` **must be ensured before any resource that uses it**.

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Add this line to your `server.cfg`:

```cfg
ensure fjsf_lib
```

If another resource starts before `fjsf_lib`, its functions will not be available.

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### Usage methods

There are **two supported ways** to use `fjsf_lib`.

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### Method 1: Shared global access

This method exposes all library functions through a global `fjsf` table.

#### Setup

Add the following file to your resource:

```lua
@fjsf_lib/init.lua
```

Example `fxmanifest.lua`:

```lua
shared_scripts {
    '@fjsf_lib/init.lua'
}
```

#### Usage

```lua
fjsf.callbackCall('example:callback', 5000, function(result)
    print(result)
end)
```

```lua
local playerId, ped, coords, distance =
    fjsf.getClosestPlayer(GetEntityCoords(PlayerPedId()), 10.0, true)
```

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### Method 2: Using exports

All functions are also available through exports.

#### Usage

```lua
exports['fjsf_lib']:callbackCall('example:callback', 5000, function(result)
    print(result)
end)
```

```lua
local playerId, ped, coords, distance =
    exports['fjsf_lib']:getClosestPlayer(coords, 10.0, true)
```


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