📤 Shared Exports

Learn how to use exports to update the shared dynamically!

Function or Event	Scope	Description	returns
exports[‘rsg-core’]:AddItem(itemName, item)	Server	Accepts an item name and item object - will add new entry to RSGCore.Shared.Items	boolean, string
exports[‘rsg-core’]:AddJob(jobName, job)	Server	Accepts an job name and job object - will add new entry to RSGCore.Shared.Jobs	boolean, string
exports[‘rsg-core’]:AddGang(gangName, gang)	Server	Accepts an gang name and gang object - will add new entry to RSGCore.Shared.Gangs	boolean, string
exports[‘rsg-core’]:AddItems(items)	Server	Accepts a table or array - will loop through the table and add new entries to RSGCore.Shared.Items	boolean, string, errorItem
exports[‘rsg-core’]:AddJobs(jobs)	Server	Accepts a table or array - will loop through the table and add new entries to RSGCore.Shared.Jobs	boolean, string, errorItem
exports[‘rsg-core’]:AddGangs(gangs)	Server	Accepts an item name and item object - will add new entry to RSGCore.Shared.Items	boolean, string, errorItem
RSGCore.Functions.AddItem(itemName, item)	Server	Accepts an item name and item object - will add new entry to RSGCore.Shared.Items	boolean, string
RSGCore.Functions.AddJob(jobName, Job)	Server	Accepts an job name and job object - will add new entry to RSGCore.Shared.Jobs	boolean, string
RSGCore.Functions.AddGang(gangName, gang)	Server	Accepts an gang name and gang object - will add new entry to RSGCore.Shared.Gangs	boolean, string
RSGCore.Functions.AddItems(items)	Server	Accepts a table or array - will loop through the table and add new entries to RSGCore.Shared.Items	boolean, string, errorItem
RSGCore.Functions.AddJobs(jobs)	Server	Accepts a table or array - will loop through the table and add new entries to RSGCore.Shared.Jobs	boolean, string, errorItem
RSGCore.Functions.AddGangs(gangs)	Server	Accepts a table or array - will loop through the table and add new entries to RSGCore.Shared.Gangs	boolean, string, errorItem

Import Jobs

• This method allows for any resource to insert job data into the shared file for the core. That means that you can make a resource, and on load, make those jobs available for use. This can be accomplished through one the ways shown below. Utilizing the function requires importing the core but using the export does not

Read over and learn the Shared structure before attempting to use these

You must add this code to the client-side file of your resource when using these if you need the core object!

RegisterNetEvent('RSGCore:Client:UpdateObject', function()
	RSGCore = exports['rsg-core']:GetCoreObject()
end)

You must add this code to the server-side file of your resource when using these if you need the core object!

RegisterNetEvent('RSGCore:Server:UpdateObject', function()
	if source ~= '' then return false end
	RSGCore = exports['rsg-core']:GetCoreObject()
end)

RSGCore.Functions.AddJob

RSGCore.Functions.AddJob(jobName --[[string]], job --[[table]])

-- Example
RSGCore.Functions.AddJob('unemployed', {
    label = 'Civilian',
    defaultDuty = true,
    offDutyPay = false,
    grades = {
        ['0'] = {
            name = 'Freelancer',
            payment = 3
        }
    }
})

exports[‘rsg-core’]:AddJob

exports['rsg-core']:AddJob(jobName --[[string]], job --[[table]])

-- Example
exports['rsg-core']:AddJob('unemployed', {
    label = 'Civilian',
    defaultDuty = true,
    offDutyPay = false,
    grades = {
        ['0'] = {
            name = 'Freelancer',
            payment = 3
        }
    }
})

RSGCore.Functions.AddJobs

RSGCore.Functions.AddJobs(jobs --[[table]])

-- Example
RSGCore.Functions.AddJobs({
    ['unemployed'] = {
        label = 'Civilian',
        defaultDuty = true,
        offDutyPay = false,
        grades = {
            ['0'] = {
                name = 'Freelancer',
                payment = 3
        }
    },
    ['vallaw'] = {
	label = 'Valentine Law Enforcement',
	type = 'leo',
	defaultDuty = true,
	offDutyPay = false,
	grades = {
            ['0'] = {
                name = 'Recruit',
                payment = 7
        }
    }
})

Import Gangs

• This method allows for any resource to insert gang data into the shared file for the core. That means that you can make a resource, and on load, make those gangs available for use. This can be accomplished through one the ways shown below. Utilizing the function requires importing the core but using the export does not

RSGCore.Functions.AddGang

RSGCore.Functions.AddGang(gangName --[[string]], gang --[[table]])

-- Example
RSGCore.Functions.AddGang('odriscoll', {
    label = 'O Driscoll Boys',
    grades = {
        ['0'] = {
            name = 'Recruit'
        }
    }
})

exports[‘rsg-core’]:AddGang

exports['rsg-core']:AddGang(gangName --[[string]], gang --[[table]])

-- Example
exports['rsg-core']:AddGang('odriscoll', {
    label = 'O Driscoll Boys',
    grades = {
        ['0'] = {
            name = 'Recruit'
        }
    }
})

QBCore.Functions.AddGangs

RSGCore.Functions.AddGangs(gangs --[[table]])

-- Example
RSGCore.Functions.AddGangs({
    ['odriscoll'] = {
        label = 'O Driscoll Boys',
        grades = {
            ['0'] = {
                name = 'Recruit'
            }
        }
    },
    ['lemoyne'] = {
        label = 'Lemoyne Raiders',
        grades = {
            ['0'] = {
                name = 'Recruit'
            }
        }
    }
})

exports[‘rsg-core’]:AddGangs

exports['rsg-core']:AddGangs(gangs --[[table]])

-- Example
exports[rsg-core']:AddGangs({
    ['odriscoll'] = {
        label = 'O Driscoll Boys',
        grades = {
            ['0'] = {
                name = 'Recruit'
            }
        }
    },
    ['lemoyne'] = {
        label = 'Lemoyne Raiders',
        grades = {
            ['0'] = {
                name = 'Recruit'
            }
        }
    }
})

Import Items

• This method allows for any resource to insert item data into the shared file for the core. That means that you can make a resource, and on load, make those items available for use. This can be accomplished through one the ways shown below. Utilizing the function requires importing the core but using the export does not

RSGCore.Functions.AddItem

RSGCore.Functions.AddItem(itemName --[[string]], item --[[table]])

-- Example
RSGCore.Functions.AddItem('water', {
    name = 'water',
    label = 'Water',
    weight = 100,
    type = 'item',
    image = 'water.png',
    unique = false,
    useable = true,
    shouldClose = true,
    description = 'For all the thirsty out there'
})

exports[‘rsg-core’]:AddItem

exports['rsg-core']:AddItem(itemName --[[string]], item --[[table]])

-- Example
exports['rsg-core']:AddItem('water', {
    name = 'water',
    label = 'Drinkable Water',
    weight = 10,
    type = 'item',
    image = 'water.png',
    unique = false,
    useable = true,
    shouldClose = true,
    description = 'For all the thirsty out there'
})