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Overview

TS-Lib is designed to eliminate the headache of supporting multiple frameworks, inventories, garage systems, and key management scripts. Instead of cluttering your resources with endless if/else checks, ts-lib handles it all under one unified TS namespace. It is designed to be injected dynamically into any script, keeping your resource code clean, fast, and completely independent.

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Features

  • Automated Framework Detection: Natively supports qb-core, qbx_core, es_extended, and standalone. It prioritizes the most modern framework available automatically or via forced config.
  • Unified Bridges:
    • Framework: Native support for qb-core, es_extended, qbx_core, and standalone.
    • Garages: Native support for qb-garages, esx_garage, vms_garagesv2, jg-advancedgarages, and standalone.
    • Keys: Native support for qb-vehiclekeys, qs-vehiclekeys, and standalone.
    • Notify: Native support for framework notifications (QBCore/ESX) with unified API.
  • Centralized Utils: Prints, debugs, and resource checks are completely centralized (Utils.Print, Utils.DebugPrint, Utils.ErrorPrint, Utils.SuccessPrint).
  • Built-in UI helpers: Simple NUI-based subtitle, text UI, and text input helpers (TS.Lib.Subtitle, TS.Lib.TextUI, TS.Lib.TextInput) that can also be called via exports.
  • Command System: Built-in command registration with type validation and permission support (TS.Lib.Command.add).
  • Update Checker: Automatic update checking for Toine Scripts resources (TS.CheckUpdate).

Installation

Integrating ts-lib into your own scripts is incredibly simple.
  1. Place the ts-lib folder in your resources directory.
  2. In the fxmanifest.lua of the script that needs to use ts-lib, add this single line to your shared_scripts:
That’s it! ts-lib will automatically boot up, detect the server’s framework, fetch the configurations, expose the TS namespace, and dynamically load the required modules.

Configuration

You can configure exactly which systems ts-lib uses via ts-lib/config.lua.

API Reference

For a detailed, function-by-function description of the TS-Lib surface and its bridges, see the dedicated API Reference page.
Last modified on April 1, 2026