Exports

Here you will find all the useful exports for this asset, please read each step and example carefully to better understand how it works, we do not recommend using these if you are not an experienced developer.

REMEMBER ABOUT CLIENT SIDE AND SERVER SIDE IN CHOOSING EXPORT!

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GetDutyData

To fetch player duty data you need to use following export.

Client Side

exports['piotreq_jobcore']:GetDutyData()

Server Side

• identifier string

exports['piotreq_jobcore']:GetPlayerDutyData(identifier)

Example of Usage

Client Side

local data = exports['piotreq_jobcore']:GetDutyData()
print(json.encode(data, {indent=true}))

--[[
    {
        "status": 1,
    }
]]

Server Side

local data = exports['piotreq_jobcore']:GetPlayerDutyData('char1:12345678')
print(json.encode(data, {indent=true}))

--[[
    {
        "identifier": "char1:12345678",
        "player": 10,
        "job": "police",
        "status": 1,
        "time": 500,
    }
]]

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DutyPlayersTrigger

You can use this export to trigger some client event for players with specific job.

Server Side

• eventName string

• data any (args for event)

• job string

• online? boolean (if true then only trigger for players which are on duty else all players in table

exports['piotreq_jobcore']:DutyPlayersTrigger(eventName, data, job, online)

Example of Usage

Server Side

local eventName = 'restaurants:refreshOrders'
local data = {'Order'}
local job = 'burgershot'
local online = true

exports['piotreq_jobcore']:DutyPlayersTrigger(eventName, data, job, online)

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On Duty Update

With this event handler you are able to follow player duty updates.

Client Side

AddEventHandler('piotreq_jobcore:UpdateDuty', function(data)
    print(json.encode(data))
end)

Server Side

AddEventHandler('piotreq_gpt:UpdateDuty', function(player, data)
    print(player, json.encode(data))
end)

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ResetDutyTimer

You can use this export to reset duty time for specific player.

Server Side

• identifier string

exports['piotreq_jobcore']:ResetDutyTimer(identifier)

Example of Usage

Server Side

exports['piotreq_jobcore']:ResetDutyTimer('char:12345678')

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ResetDutyTimers

With this export you can reset duty time for all players in specific job.

Server Side

• job string

• type string ("all", "online", "offline")

exports['piotreq_jobcore']:ResetDutyTimers({
   job = job,
   type = type
})

Example of Usage

Server Side

exports['piotreq_jobcore']:ResetDutyTimers({
   job = 'police',
   type = 'all'
})

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ToggleDuty

You can use following trigger to toggle duty status

Client Side

• duty number (0 = off duty, 1 = on duty, 2 = break)

TriggerServerEvent('piotreq_jobcore:SwitchDuty', {duty = 1})

Server Side

• duty number (0 = off duty, 1 = on duty, 2 = break)

• playerId number

exports['piotreq_jobcore']:SwitchDuty(playerId, {duty = 1})

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FormatDutyTime

Use following export to receive formatted duty time

Server Side

• time number

exports['piotreq_jobcore']:FormatDutyTime(time)

Example of Usage

Server Side

local time = 100
local formattedTime = exports['piotreq_jobcore']:FormatDutyTime(time)
print(formattedTime)

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SavePlayerDutyTime

You can use this export to save player duty time manually.

Server Side

• identifier string

• time number

exports['piotreq_jobcore']:SavePlayerDutyTime(identifier, time)

Example of Usage

Server Side

local identifier = 'char:123456789' -- replace it with player identifier
local time = 100 -- replace it with player duty time

exports['piotreq_jobcore']:SavePlayerDutyTime(identifier, time)

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isPlayerOnDuty

You can check if specific player is on duty with this export.

Server Side

• identifier string

exports['piotreq_jobcore']:isPlayerOnDuty(identifier)

Example of Usage

Server Side

local identifier = 'char:123456789' -- replace this with player identifier

local result = exports['piotreq_jobcore']:isPlayerOnDuty(identifier)
print(result)

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GetJobDutyPlayers

With this export you are able to get all online players with specific job

Server Side

• job string

exports['piotreq_jobcore']:GetJobDutyPlayers(job)

Example of Usage

Server Side

local job = 'police'
local players = exports['piotreq_jobcore']:GetJobDutyPlayers(job)
print(json.encode(players, {indent=true}))

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GetAllDutyPlayers

This export will get all online players with job from config

Server Side

exports['piotreq_jobcore']:GetAllDutyPlayers()

Example of Usage

Server Side

local players = iotreq_jobcore']:GetAllDutyPlayers()
print(json.encode(players, {indent=true}))

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SetPlayerDutyData

Server Side

• identifier string

• data table

• playerId string

• jobName string

• status number

• time number

• startTime? number

exports['piotreq_jobcore']:SetPlayerDutyData(identifier, {
   identifier = identifier,
   player = playerId,
   job = jobName,
   status = status,
   time = time,
   startTime = startTime
})

Example of Usage

Server Side

local identifier = 'char1:1234578' -- replace this with player identifier
local playerId = 1 -- replace it with player id
local jobName = 'police' -- replace it with player job
local status = 1 -- (0 = off duty, 1 = on duty, 2 = on break)
local time = 100 -- replace it with player duty time
local startTime = os.time() -- should be os.time every time

exports['piotreq_jobcore']:SetPlayerDutyData(identifier, {
   identifier = identifier,
   player = playerId,
   job = jobName,
   status = status,
   time = time,
   startTime = startTime
})

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GetJobActivePlayers

This export will return on duty players count from specific job / jobs.

• job string / table

exports['piotreq_jobcore']:GetJobActivePlayers(job)

Example of Usage

Server Side

local job = 'police'
-- local job = {'police', 'ambulance', 'sheriff'} -- it can be table

local count = exports['piotreq_jobcore']:GetJobActivePlayers(job)
print(count)