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Bridge

Introduction

What is dr-bridge?

dr-bridge is a universal framework bridge primarily designed for QBCore and ESX. It allows seamless integration and interaction between different FiveM frameworks, providing a unified API for managing common game elements such as money, jobs, items, and more. Although it is primarily tailored for QBCore and ESX, developers have the flexibility to extend it to support other frameworks as well.

Why was it created?

The main goal of dr-bridge is to simplify script development by providing a common interface for QBCore and ESX. Instead of writing separate code for each framework, developers can now use a single codebase that works across multiple frameworks. It saves time, reduces complexity, and enhances compatibility. However, the design allows developers to easily add support for other frameworks, ensuring greater flexibility.

What does it do?

dr-bridge abstracts the differences between QBCore and ESX, making it easier to write universal scripts. It provides functions for managing player data, currency, inventory, jobs, and other essential game mechanics. Developers can easily call these functions regardless of the underlying framework. While dr-bridge is designed for QBCore and ESX, additional framework support can be added as needed by the user.

License and Usage Terms

dr-bridge is provided as open-source software. You are free to modify and use the code in your own projects, but with the following conditions:

  • Attribution: The script must always be released under the name dr-bridge, attributed to DapleR. You cannot claim the code as your own.

  • Modification: You are allowed to modify the code to suit your needs, but you must not distribute it under any other name or as your own work.

  • Support: As the code is open-source, no official support is provided. It is intended for developers to use and modify at their discretion.

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