Framework Bridge

A framework bridge is a way to support multiple frameworks by overriding specific functions. It allows the script to be designed in such a way that it is compatible with almost every existing framework. However, it is crucial to have a good understanding of what you're doing, as these functions are essential components of the scripts.

How to create a new framework bridge?

To add a new framework bridge you need to create new files at the following file path: /bridge/framework/. These files are not encrypted by default and can be edited anytime. Once your in the right path, you will have to create a file named after your framework in the client and server folders. These files will contain the overrides to integrate your framework in the script.

First-Steps

To ensure that your files will run without any problems we highly advise you to add the following boilerplate code at the start of your files:

if Config.Framework ~= 'frameworkName' then 
    return
end
 
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-- Trusted Development || Debug-print
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if Trusted.Debug then
    local filename = function()
        local str = debug.getinfo(2, "S").source:sub(2)
        return str:match("^./(.).lua$") or str
    end
    print("^6[SERVER - DEBUG] ^0: "..filename()..".lua started");
end
 
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-- Code
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frameworkName = {}
 
frameworkName.Shared = GetSharedObjectFunctionOrEvent

Example:

ESX = {}
 
ESX.Shared = exports['es_extended']:getSharedObject()