ESX Bridge

[Maximus7474]

All systems should be functional, I've tested them to the best extent with a single client.
Some features are harder to integrate by default because it depends what the end user uses/configures on his server, this includes:

• Billing System for fines
• Changing ID Images
• Getting the User's phone number

The property system is based of esx_property, but as for the phone and billing I'll try to add custom functions and integrations for these in bridge/esx/shared.lua

[Maximus7474]

I'm an idiot for not checking everything, issue with late night development.
Hold the PR for the moment

[Maximus7474]

Fixed and Checked again

[Oublions]

I use it on my server. Just had to do one modification because my server doesn't have this only isBoss callback. Just had to verify by another way.

function Bridge.getPlayerInfo()
    local xPlayer = ESX.GetPlayerData() or {}

    local isBoss = false
    if (xPlayer.job ~= nil and xPlayer.job.grade_name == "boss") or 
       (xPlayer.job2 ~= nil and xPlayer.job2.grade_name == "boss") then
        isBoss = true
    end

    local img = profilePicture or lib.callback.await("ND_MDT:esx:getProfileImage", false)
    if img ~= profilePicture then
        profilePicture = img
    end

    return {
        firstName = xPlayer.firstName or "",
        lastName = xPlayer.lastName or "",
        job = xPlayer?.job?.name or "",
        jobLabel = xPlayer.job?.label or "",
        job2 = xPlayer?.job2?.name or "",
        job2Label = xPlayer.job2?.label or "",
        callsign = xPlayer?.metadata?.callsign or "",
        img = img,
        isBoss = isBoss,
    }
end

Anyway good job.

[Maximus7474]

Well, I understand your approach but base ESX doesn't have dual jobs so it wasn't integrated for that reason 😅

[Andyyy7666]

Thank you for your contribution @Maximus7474, I've been MIA from FiveM but I'll now review this and merge. If I remember correctly esx had job grades maybe that can be used to determine if the player is a high enough rank.

[Maximus7474]

Hey Andy,

No probs at all, thought so. I'm not quite sure anymore what other stuff I've changed on it since.
Job grades in esx are number based, so you can quite easily define a hierarchy in that way.