📺 UI

#Notify

This will just use the generic frameworks notification system you could add more here too in the files if you know how

lua
Core.UI.Notify("My Notification")

#SimpleNotify

This is my take on simple notifications if you want to use this you can

lua
Core.UI.SimpleNotification({
  ID      = "thisNotif",
  Title   = "Test Notification",
  Message = "This is a test notification",
  Icon    = "fa-solid fa-user-friends",   --## 
  Time    = 5,                            --## If no Time then it will never remove
  NoTimer = true,                         --## Remove the timer at the bottom
})

#Event

lua
TriggerEvent("Dirk-Core:UI:SimpleNotify", { --## Can also be TriggerClientEvent from server side too obviously
  ID      = "thisNotif",
  Title   = "Test Notification",
  Message = "This is a test notification",
  Icon    = "fa-solid fa-user-friends",   --## 
  Time    = 5,                            --## If no Time then it will never remove
  NoTimer = true,                         --## Remove the timer at the bottom
})

#ShowHelpNotification

Basics boring ShowHelpNotification you see in normal Grand Theft Auto

lua
while true do
  Core.UI.ShowHelpNotification("This is what I want to display") 
  Wait(0)
end

#AdvancedHelpNotif

My take on ShowHelpNotif

lua
while true do 
  Core.UI.AdvancedHelpNotif("plantID", {
    {
      label = "Place",
      key   = "g",
    },
    {
      label = "Cancel",
      key   = "f",
    },
  })
  Wait(0)
end

#ProgressBar

--## Supports ox_lib and progressBars
Core.UI.ProgressBar({
  time  = 5000, 
  label =  "Test Progress",
  usewhileDead = false, 
  canCancel = false, 
  disableControl = true, 
}, function(complete)
  print('Complete ', complete) --## Prints true if bar complete or false if cancelled
end)

#KeyCode

lua
local correct = Core.UI.KeyCode(1234) --## Can be as long a number as you wish

#CopyToClipboard

lua
Core.UI.CopyToClipboard("What I want to copy to my clipboard")

#OpenLink

lua
Core.UI.OpenLink("www.google.com") --## Will open this link in the clients browser

#PlotPoints

stylus
local points = Core.Game.PlotPoints()
print(json.encode(points))

--## This will return a table points you have selected via the in-game prompts.