🌉 Framework Integration

🌉 Shared Framework

The core bridge logic is entirely open-source allowing you to adapt vehicle fetching, notifications, and client-server sync dynamically to your server framework.

RIO = {}

function RIO.GetFramework()
    if Config.Framework ~= "auto" then
        return Config.Framework
    end
    
    if GetResourceState('qb-core') == 'started' then
        return 'qb'
    elseif GetResourceState('qbox') == 'started' then
        return 'qbox'
    elseif GetResourceState('es_extended') == 'started' then
        return 'esx'
    end
    return nil
end

function RIO.GetCore()
    local framework = RIO.GetFramework()
    if framework == 'qb' then
        return exports['qb-core']:GetCoreObject()
    elseif framework == 'qbox' then
        return exports['qbx_core'] -- Assuming qbx_core provides needed functions
    elseif framework == 'esx' then
        return exports['es_extended']:getSharedObject()
    end
    return nil
end

function RIO.GetPlayerData()
    local framework = RIO.GetFramework()
    local core = RIO.GetCore()
    if not core then return nil end

    if framework == 'qb' or framework == 'qbox' then
        return core.Functions.GetPlayerData()
    elseif framework == 'esx' then
        return core.GetPlayerData()
    end
    return nil
end

function RIO.GetPlayerName()
    local data = RIO.GetPlayerData()
    if not data then return GetPlayerName(PlayerId()) end

    local framework = RIO.GetFramework()
    if framework == 'qb' or framework == 'qbox' then
        if data.charinfo then
            return data.charinfo.firstname .. " " .. data.charinfo.lastname
        end
    elseif framework == 'esx' then
        -- ESX usually stores name in variables like firstName/lastName or just name
        return data.firstName and (data.firstName .. " " .. data.lastName) or GetPlayerName(PlayerId())
    end
    return GetPlayerName(PlayerId())
end

function RIO.GetIdentifier(source)
    local framework = RIO.GetFramework()
    local core = RIO.GetCore()
    
    if framework == 'qb' or framework == 'qbox' then
        local player = core.Functions.GetPlayer(source)
        return player and player.PlayerData.citizenid or nil
    elseif framework == 'esx' then
        local player = core.GetPlayerFromId(source)
        return player and player.getIdentifier() or nil
    else
        -- Standalone: Use License or Steam
        return GetPlayerIdentifier(source, 0)
    end
end

-- Server side specific (this file is shared, so check Side)
if IsDuplicityVersion() then
    function RIO.RegisterCallback(name, cb)
        local framework = RIO.GetFramework()
        local core = RIO.GetCore()
        
        if (framework == 'qb' or framework == 'qbox') and core then
            core.Functions.CreateCallback(name, cb)
        elseif framework == 'esx' and core then
            core.RegisterServerCallback(name, cb)
        else
            -- Basic Standalone Callback (Simplified)
            RegisterNetEvent('rio-carplay:server:triggerCallback:'..name, function(...)
                local src = source
                cb(src, function(...)
                    TriggerClientEvent('rio-carplay:client:receiveCallback:'..name, src, ...)
                end, ...)
            end)
        end
    end
else
    function RIO.TriggerCallback(name, cb, ...)
        local framework = RIO.GetFramework()
        local core = RIO.GetCore()
        
        if (framework == 'qb' or framework == 'qbox') and core then
            core.Functions.TriggerCallback(name, cb, ...)
        elseif framework == 'esx' and core then
            core.TriggerServerCallback(name, cb, ...)
        else
            -- Basic Standalone Trigger
            local p = promise.new()
            RegisterNetEvent('rio-carplay:client:receiveCallback:'..name, function(...)
                p:resolve({...})
            end)
            TriggerServerEvent('rio-carplay:server:triggerCallback:'..name, ...)
            local result = Citizen.Await(p)
            cb(table.unpack(result))
        end
    end
end