### Server Configuration Example

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/money-wash/install

This example shows how to add the 'lation_laundering' script to your server's main resources directory and ensure it starts correctly by adding it to the `server.cfg` file.

```cfg
ensure lation_laundering
```

--------------------------------

### Configure server.cfg for Lation UI

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/modern-ui/install

This configuration snippet shows the correct placement of the 'start lation_ui' command in your server.cfg file. It must be started before all other resources, including your framework. Replace 'framework' with the actual name of your framework (e.g., es_extended, qbx_core).

```cfg
start lation_ui
start framework # The name of your framework (es_extended, qbx_core, etc)
```

--------------------------------

### Example Modern UI Configuration in server.cfg

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/modern-ui/config

An example `server.cfg` file demonstrating how to configure Modern UI settings, including locale and various component position overrides. Ensure convars are set before starting the `lation_ui` resource and other dependent resources.

```cfg
# Modern UI Configuration
setr lation:locale "en"
setr lation:position:notify "top-right"
setr lation:position:menu "offcenter-right"
setr lation:position:textui "left-center"
 
# Start your resources after setting convars
ensure lation_ui
ensure your-resource
```

--------------------------------

### Notification Examples

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/modern-ui/components/notification

Code examples demonstrating various ways to use the notification function.

```APIDOC
### Example

```lua
exports.lation_ui:notify({
    title = 'Success',
    message = 'Profile updated successfully',
    type = 'success',
})
 
exports.lation_ui:notify({
    title = 'Error',
    message = 'Failed to save changes',
    type = 'error',
})
 
exports.lation_ui:notify({
    title = 'Warning',
    message = 'Your session is about to expire',
    type = 'warning',
})
 
exports.lation_ui:notify({
    title = 'Info',
    message = 'New features are now available',
    type = 'info',
})
 
exports.lation_ui:notify({
    message = 'A notification with only a message',
})
 
exports.lation_ui:notify({
    title = 'Custom',
    message = 'A notification with custom styles',
    bgColor = '#e35c5c',
    icon = 'fas fa-screwdriver-wrench',
    iconColor = '#3a3a3a',
    txtColor = '#e5e5e5',
})
 
exports.lation_ui:notify({
    title = 'Custom',
    message = 'A notification with custom styles',
    bgColor = '#bd71f2',
    icon = 'fas fa-bars',
    iconColor = '#3a3a3a',
    txtColor = '#e5e5e5',
})
```
```

--------------------------------

### Basic Progress Bar Example (Lua)

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/modern-ui/components/progress-bar

Demonstrates how to create a basic progress bar with a label, description, duration, and an icon. The example also shows how to handle the return value to determine if the progress was completed or cancelled.

```lua
if exports.lation_ui:progressBar({
    label = 'Submitting',
    description = 'Please wait while we process your data...',
    duration = 5000,
    icon = 'fas fa-download',
}) then print('Progress completed') else print('Cancelled/incomplete') end
```

--------------------------------

### qs-inventory Item Data Format

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/money-wash/install

This Lua code demonstrates the item data structure for 'uncounted_money' in qs-inventory, compatible with both QBCore and ESX frameworks. It defines key attributes for the custom item.

```lua
-- Item data format for qs-inventory
['uncounted_money'] = {
    ['name'] = 'uncounted_money',
    ['label'] = 'Uncounted Money',
    ['weight'] = 1,
    ['type'] = 'item',
    ['image'] = 'uncounted_money.png',
    ['unique'] = false,
    ['useable'] = false,
    ['shouldClose'] = true,
    ['combinable'] = nil,
    ['description'] = nil
},

```

--------------------------------

### Qb-inventory Item Data Format

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/meth-crafting/install

This code snippet illustrates the item data structure required for qb-inventory. It specifies details such as name, label, weight, type, image, and usability.

```lua
-- Item data format for qb-inventory
ls_meth_table = { name = 'ls_meth_table', label = 'Meth Table', weight = 1000, type = 'item', image = 'ls_meth_table.png', unique = true, useable = true, shouldClose = true, combinable = nil, description = nil }
```

--------------------------------

### Multi-Step Progress Bar Example (Lua)

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/modern-ui/components/progress-bar

Illustrates the usage of the multi-step feature for the progress bar. This example configures a progress bar with multiple steps, each having a description, and customizes its appearance with specific colors and icons.

```lua
if exports.lation_ui:progressBar({
    label = 'Initializing Hack',
    duration = 10000,
    icon = 'fas fa-crosshairs',
    iconColor = '#EF4444',
    color = '#EF4444',
    steps = {
        { description = 'Connecting to server...' },
        { description = 'Bypassing security protocols...' },
        { description = 'Establishing secure connection...' },
        { description = 'Hack in progress...' }
    }
}) then print('Progress completed') else print('Cancelled/incomplete') end
```

--------------------------------

### Qs-inventory Item Data Format

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/meth-crafting/install

This code snippet demonstrates the item data format for qs-inventory. It includes fields for name, label, weight, type, image, and other item-specific configurations.

```lua
-- Item data format for qs-inventory
['ls_meth_table'] = {
    ['name'] = 'ls_meth_table',
    ['label'] = 'Meth Table',
    ['weight'] = 1000,
    ['type'] = 'item',
    ['image'] = 'ls_meth_table.png',
    ['unique'] = true,
    ['useable'] = true,
    ['shouldClose'] = true,
    ['combinable'] = nil,
    ['description'] = nil
}
```

--------------------------------

### qs-inventory Item Data Format

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/weed-growing/install

This snippet displays the item data format for qs-inventory, which is compatible with both QBCore and ESX frameworks. It includes a comprehensive set of properties for item definition.

```lua
-- Item data format for qs-inventory
['ls_plain_jane_seed'] = {
    ['name'] = 'ls_plain_jane_seed',
    ['label'] = 'Plain Jane Seed',
    ['weight'] = 5,
    ['type'] = 'item',
    ['image'] = 'ls_plain_jane_seed.png',
    ['unique'] = false,
    ['useable'] = true,
    ['shouldClose'] = true,
    ['combinable'] = nil,
    ['description'] = nil
},
```

--------------------------------

### qb-inventory Item Data Format

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/weed-growing/install

This snippet illustrates the item data structure required for qb-inventory. It includes more properties compared to ox_inventory, such as type, image, and useable status.

```lua
-- Item data format for qb-inventory
ls_plain_jane_seed = {
    name = 'ls_plain_jane_seed', 
    label = 'Plain Jane Seed', 
    weight = 5, 
    type = 'item', 
    image = 'ls_plain_jane_seed.png', 
    unique = false, 
    useable = true, 
    shouldClose = true, 
    combinable = nil, 
    description = nil 
},
```

--------------------------------

### qb-inventory Item Data Format

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/money-wash/install

This snippet illustrates the format for 'uncounted_money' item data in qb-inventory. It includes properties like name, label, weight, type, image, and unique, essential for adding custom items.

```lua
-- Item data format for qb-inventory
uncounted_money = {
    name = 'uncounted_money',
    label = 'Uncounted Money',
    weight = 1,
    type = 'item',
    image = 'uncounted_money.png',
    unique = false,
    useable = false,
    shouldClose = true,
    combinable = nil,
    description = nil
},

```

--------------------------------

### Set Default Locale Convar

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/modern-ui/install

This convar allows you to set the default locale for the Lation UI. It must be set before the resource is started. Supported locales include 'en' and 'es'.

```cfg
setr lation:locale "en" # "es", etc
```

--------------------------------

### Configure Qb Inventory Items

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/scuba-diving/install

This snippet demonstrates the item data format for qb-inventory. It includes essential details such as item name, label, weight, type, image path, uniqueness, useability, and closing behavior. This format is used when integrating items from the install directory into qb-core.

```lua
-- Item data format for qb-inventory
ls_scuba_gear_1 = {
    name = 'ls_scuba_gear_1',
    label = 'Scuba Gear',
    weight = 4000,
    type = 'item',
    image = 'ls_scuba_gear_1.png',
    unique = true,
    useable = true,
    shouldClose = true,
    combinable = nil,
    description = nil
},
```

--------------------------------

### qb-inventory Item Data Format

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/metal-detecting/install

Illustrates the item data format for qb-inventory, including name, label, weight, type, image path, and usage properties. This is used to integrate the 'blue_metaldetector' item and its associated image into the qb-inventory system.

```lua
-- Item data format for qb-inventory
blue_metaldetector = {
    name = 'blue_metaldetector',
    label = 'Beginner\'s Beacon',
    weight = 475,
    type = 'item',
    image = 'blue_metaldetector.png',
    unique = false,
    useable = true,
    shouldClose = true,
    combinable = nil,
    description = nil
},
```

--------------------------------

### Basic Notification Examples (Lua)

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/modern-ui/components/notification

These examples showcase how to display different types of notifications (success, error, warning, info) using the 'lation_ui:notify' export. They illustrate setting the title, message, and type.

```lua
exports.lation_ui:notify({
    title = 'Success',
    message = 'Profile updated successfully',
    type = 'success',
})

exports.lation_ui:notify({
    title = 'Error',
    message = 'Failed to save changes',
    type = 'error',
})

exports.lation_ui:notify({
    title = 'Warning',
    message = 'Your session is about to expire',
    type = 'warning',
})

exports.lation_ui:notify({
    title = 'Info',
    message = 'New features are now available',
    type = 'info',
})
```

--------------------------------

### ox_inventory Item Data Format

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/weed-growing/install

This snippet shows the expected format for defining items within the ox_inventory system. It includes basic item properties like label and weight.

```lua
-- Item data format for ox_inventory
['ls_plain_jane_seed'] = {
    label = 'Plain Jane Seed',
    weight = 5,
},
```

--------------------------------

### ox_inventory Item Data Format

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/money-wash/install

This code snippet shows the expected format for defining 'uncounted_money' item data within the ox_inventory system. It is used to configure custom items for the Money Laundering script.

```lua
-- Item data format for ox_inventory
['uncounted_money'] = {
    label = 'Uncounted Money',
},

```

--------------------------------

### Ox_inventory Item Data Format

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/meth-crafting/install

This code snippet shows the expected format for defining item data within the ox_inventory system. It includes properties like label, weight, and stackability.

```lua
-- Item data format for ox_inventory
['ls_meth_table'] = {
    label = 'Meth Table',
    weight = 1000,
    stack = false
},
```

--------------------------------

### Example: Alert Dialog with Callouts (Lua)

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/modern-ui/components/alert-dialog

Illustrates the use of callouts within an alert dialog to emphasize specific information. This example shows how to include multiple callouts of different types (warning, success, error) and a custom icon callout.

```lua
local alert = exports.lation_ui:alert({
    header = 'Callouts',
    content = 'Below is a showcase of a new optional element inside alert dialogs - callouts! Make important information stand out like never before.',
    icon = 'fas fa-star',
    callouts = {
        {
            label = 'Warning',
            description = 'This is the warning type callout',
            type = 'warning'
        },
        {
            label = 'Success',
            description = 'This is the success type callout',
            type = 'success'
        },
        {
            label = 'Error',
            description = 'THis is the error type callout',
            type = 'error'
        },
        {
            label = 'Customizable',
            description = 'THis callout uses a custom icon but inherits the default type settings',
            icon = 'fas fa-rocket'
        }
    }
})
```

--------------------------------

### qs-inventory Item Data Format

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/chop-shop/install

Illustrates the item data format for the qs-inventory system. This format details item properties like name, label, weight, type, image, and unique status. Adhering to this structure ensures proper item integration.

```lua
-- Item data format for qs-inventory
['ls_auto_parts'] = {
    ['name'] = 'ls_auto_parts',
    ['label'] = 'Auto Parts',
    ['weight'] = 5,
    ['type'] = 'item',
    ['image'] = 'ls_auto_parts.png',
    ['unique'] = false,
    ['useable'] = false,
    ['shouldClose'] = true,
    ['combinable'] = nil,
    ['description'] = nil
},

```

--------------------------------

### qs-inventory Item Data Format

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/metal-detecting/install

Shows the item data structure for qs-inventory, detailing fields such as name, label, weight, type, image, and various flags like unique, useable, and shouldClose. This format is applied when adding the 'blue_metaldetector' item for use with qs-inventory.

```lua
-- Item data format for qs-inventory
['blue_metaldetector'] = {
    ['name'] = 'blue_metaldetector',
    ['label'] = 'Beginner\'s Beacon',
    ['weight'] = 475,
    ['type'] = 'item',
    ['image'] = 'blue_metaldetector.png',
    ['unique'] = false,
    ['useable'] = true,
    ['shouldClose'] = true,
    ['combinable'] = nil,
    ['description'] = nil
},
```

--------------------------------

### qb-inventory Item Data Format

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/chop-shop/install

Specifies the item data format required for qb-inventory. This format includes properties such as name, label, weight, type, image path, and usability. It's crucial for adding new items correctly to qb-inventory.

```lua
-- Item data format for qb-inventory
ls_auto_parts = { name = 'ls_auto_parts', label = 'Auto Parts', weight = 5, type = 'item', image = 'ls_auto_parts.png', unique = false, useable = false, shouldClose = true, combinable = nil, description = nil },

```

--------------------------------

### ox_inventory Item Data Format

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/chop-shop/install

Defines the structure for adding custom items to the ox_inventory system. This includes item label, weight, and other properties. Ensure the item format matches this structure for correct integration.

```lua
-- Item data format for ox_inventory
['ls_auto_parts'] = {
    label = 'Auto Parts',
    weight = 5,
},

```

--------------------------------

### Example: Destructive Action Alert (Lua)

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/modern-ui/components/alert-dialog

An example of using the alert dialog for a confirmation of a destructive action, such as deleting an item. It configures the header, content, icon, icon color, and type for a clear user prompt. The result is checked to proceed with the action.

```lua
local alert = exports.lation_ui:alert({
    header = 'Delete Item',
    content = 'Are you sure you want to delete this item?',
    icon = 'fas fa-trash',
    iconColor = '#EF4444',
    type = 'destructive',
})

if alert == 'confirm' then
    print('Item deleted!')
end
```

--------------------------------

### Menu Management Functions

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/modern-ui/components/menu

Functions to register, show, hide, and get the status of menus.

```APIDOC
## Menu Management Functions

### Functions

```lua
-- Register a menu
exports.lation_ui:registerMenu(menuData)
 
-- Show a registered menu
exports.lation_ui:showMenu(menuId)
 
-- Hide the current menu
exports.lation_ui:hideMenu()
 
-- Get the currently open menu ID
local menuId = exports.lation_ui:getOpenMenu()
```

### Function Descriptions

- **`exports.lation_ui:registerMenu(menuData)`**: Registers a new menu with the provided `menuData` table. `menuData` should follow the structure defined in the 'Registration Options' section.
- **`exports.lation_ui:showMenu(menuId)`**: Displays the menu associated with the given `menuId`. If a menu is already open, it will be replaced.
- **`exports.lation_ui:hideMenu()`**: Closes the currently displayed menu.
- **`exports.lation_ui:getOpenMenu()`**: Returns the ID of the currently open menu. Returns `nil` if no menu is open.
```

--------------------------------

### Configure Qs Inventory Items

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/scuba-diving/install

This snippet illustrates the item data structure for qs-inventory. It details properties like name, label, weight, type, image, uniqueness, and usability. This format is crucial for correctly adding scuba gear items to the qs-inventory system.

```lua
-- Item data format for qs-inventory
['ls_scuba_gear_1'] = {
    ['name'] = 'ls_scuba_gear_1',
    ['label'] = 'Scuba Gear',
    ['weight'] = 4000,
    ['type'] = 'item',
    ['image'] = 'ls_scuba_gear_1.png',
    ['unique'] = true,
    ['useable'] = true,
    ['shouldClose'] = true,
    ['combinable'] = nil,
    ['description'] = nil
},
```

--------------------------------

### Configure Ox Inventory Items

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/scuba-diving/install

This snippet shows the data format for adding 'Scuba Gear' items to the ox_inventory system. It specifies properties like label, weight, stackability, and whether the inventory should close after use. Ensure this format is followed when adding items from the provided text files.

```lua
-- Item data format for ox_inventory
['ls_scuba_gear_1'] = {
    label = 'Scuba Gear',
    weight = 4000,
    stack = false,
    close = true
},
```

--------------------------------

### ox_inventory Item Data Format

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/metal-detecting/install

Defines the structure for adding a new item, 'blue_metaldetector', to the ox_inventory system. It specifies the item's label and weight. This format is used when copying item data from the provided text file into ox_inventory's configuration.

```lua
-- Item data format for ox_inventory
['blue_metaldetector'] = {
    label = 'Beginner\'s Beacon',
    weight = 475
},
```

--------------------------------

### Manual Migration from ox_lib alertDialog to Modern UI alert

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/modern-ui/migration

This example demonstrates the manual migration of an `ox_lib.alertDialog` function call to its Modern UI equivalent, `exports.lation_ui:alert`. It highlights the additional parameters available in Modern UI for enhanced customization, such as icons, colors, and types.

```lua
-- Before (ox_lib)
lib.alertDialog({
    header = 'Header',
    content = 'A message with some words and things'
})

-- After (Modern UI)
exports.lation_ui:alert({
    header = 'Header',
    content = 'A message but with optional icons, color & types',
    icon = 'fas fa-trash',
    iconColor = '#EF4444',
    type = 'destructive',
})
```

--------------------------------

### Custom Styled Notification (Lua)

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/modern-ui/components/notification

These examples demonstrate how to create notifications with custom styling, including background color, icon, icon color, and text color. This allows for visually distinct alerts.

```lua
exports.lation_ui:notify({
    title = 'Custom',
    message = 'A notification with custom styles',
    bgColor = '#e35c5c',
    icon = 'fas fa-screwdriver-wrench',
    iconColor = '#3a3a3a',
    txtColor = '#e5e5e5',
})

exports.lation_ui:notify({
    title = 'Custom',
    message = 'A notification with custom styles',
    bgColor = '#bd71f2',
    icon = 'fas fa-bars',
    iconColor = '#3a3a3a',
    txtColor = '#e5e5e5',
})
```

--------------------------------

### Add Meth Items to Ox Inventory (Lua)

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/meth-crafting/guides/ox_core

This Lua code snippet demonstrates how to add new items to the `ox_inventory` configuration for the Ox Framework. It defines the properties for 'ls_meth_table', 'ls_gas_mask', and 'ls_supply_crate', including their labels, weights, stackability, consumption, and server-side export paths. Ensure these exports are correctly registered in your server scripts.

```lua
['ls_meth_table'] = {
    label = 'Meth Table',
    weight = 1000,
    stack = false,
    consume = 0,
    server = {
        export = 'lation_meth.ls_meth_table'
    }
},

['ls_gas_mask'] = {
    label = 'Gas Mask',
    weight = 150,
    stack = false,
    consume = 0,
    server = {
        export = 'lation_meth.ls_gas_mask'
    }
},

['ls_supply_crate'] = {
    label = 'Supplies',
    weight = 1000,
    consume = 0,
    server = {
        export = 'lation_meth.ls_supply_crate'
    }
}
```

--------------------------------

### qb-inventory Item Data Format

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/coke-processing/install

Specifies the format for item data within the qb-inventory script. This includes name, label, weight, type, image path, and usability. Images should be placed in the qb-inventory/html/images directory.

```lua
-- Item data format for qb-inventory
ls_coke_table = { name = 'ls_coke_table', label = 'Coke Table', weight = 1000, type = 'item', image = 'ls_coke_table.png', unique = true, useable = true, shouldClose = true, combinable = nil, description = nil }
```

--------------------------------

### Get Player Data

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/weed-growing/exports

Retrieves player data. Optionally, you can pass a string to get a specific piece of data.

```APIDOC
## GetPlayerData (Client)

### Description
Retrieves player data on the client. Optionally, you can pass a string to get a specific piece of data.

### Method
`exports.lation_weed:GetPlayerData(key)`

### Parameters
#### Path Parameters
* None

#### Query Parameters
* None

#### Request Body
* None

### Request Example
```lua
local data = exports.lation_weed:GetPlayerData()
print('All player data: ', json.encode(data, {indent=true}))

local level = exports.lation_weed:GetPlayerData('level')
print('Player\'s level: ', level)
```

### Response
#### Success Response (200)
* `data` (table or string) - Returns a table with all player data if key is omitted, or the value of the specified data field if key is provided.

#### Response Example
```json
{
  "example": "{ \"level\": 10, \"exp\": 500, \"plants_grown\": 25 }"
}
```

## GetPlayerData (Server)

### Description
Retrieves player data on the server. Optionally, you can pass a string to get a specific piece of data.

### Method
`exports.lation_weed:GetPlayerData(source, key)`

### Parameters
#### Path Parameters
* None

#### Query Parameters
* None

#### Request Body
* None

### Parameters
#### Path Parameters
* None

#### Query Parameters
* None

#### Request Body
* None

### Parameters
#### Path Parameters
* `source` (number) - Required - The player’s source
* `key` (string) - Optional - The specific player data field you want to retrieve (e.g., `"level"`, `"exp"`, `"plants_grown"`). If omitted, returns a table with all player data.

### Request Example
```lua
local source = 1 -- Replace with player's source

local data = exports.lation_weed:GetPlayerData(source)
print('All player data: ', json.encode(data, {indent=true}))

local level = exports.lation_weed:GetPlayerData(source, 'level')
print('Player\'s level: ', level)
```

### Response
#### Success Response (200)
* `data` (table or string) - Returns a table with all player data if key is omitted, or the value of the specified data field if key is provided.

#### Response Example
```json
{
  "example": "{ \"level\": 10, \"exp\": 500, \"plants_grown\": 25 }"
}
```
```

--------------------------------

### qs-inventory Item Data Format

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/coke-processing/install

Illustrates the item data format required for qs-inventory. This format includes detailed properties like name, label, weight, type, image, uniqueness, usability, and more. Images are expected in the qs-inventory/html/images directory.

```lua
-- Item data format for qs-inventory
['ls_coke_table'] = {
    ['name'] = 'ls_coke_table',
    ['label'] = 'Coke Table',
    ['weight'] = 1000,
    ['type'] = 'item',
    ['image'] = 'ls_coke_table.png',
    ['unique'] = true,
    ['useable'] = true,
    ['shouldClose'] = true,
    ['combinable'] = nil,
    ['description'] = nil
},
```

--------------------------------

### Configure UI Locale

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/modern-ui/config

Sets the default locale for UI component strings. This convar should be set in your `server.cfg` before the `lation_ui` resource is started.

```cfg
setr lation:locale "en"
```

--------------------------------

### Notification with Only Message (Lua)

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/modern-ui/components/notification

This example shows how to display a notification that only contains a message, without a title. It's useful for simple informational alerts.

```lua
exports.lation_ui:notify({
    message = 'A notification with only a message',
})
```

--------------------------------

### Get Level Data (Lua)

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/scuba-diving/exports

Returns the experience table data from the shared configuration file. This function is available on both the client and server.

```lua
local experience = exports.lation_diving:getLevelData()
print('Level & experience data: ', json.encode(experience, {indent = true}))
```

```lua
local experience = exports.lation_diving:getLevelData()
print('Level & experience data: ', json.encode(experience, {indent = true}))
```

--------------------------------

### Get Level Data (Lua)

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/chop-shop/exports

Retrieves the experience table data, typically defined in a configuration file. This function is available for both client and server environments.

```lua
-- Client-side example
local experience = exports.lation_chopshop:getLevelData()
print('Level & experience data: ', json.encode(experience, {indent = true}))

```

```lua
-- Server-side example
local experience = exports.lation_chopshop:getLevelData()
print('Level & experience data: ', json.encode(experience, {indent = true}))

```

--------------------------------

### Get All Labs Data - Lua

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/coke-processing/exports

Retrieves data for all available labs. This function takes no arguments and returns a table containing data for all labs. It is available on both client and server.

```lua
local data = exports.lation_coke:getAllLabs()
print('All labs data: ', json.encode(data, {indent=true}))
```

```lua
local data = exports.lation_coke:getAllLabs()
print('All labs data: ', json.encode(data, {indent=true}))
```

--------------------------------

### Get Assigned Model (Lua)

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/chop-shop/exports

Returns the vehicle model assigned to a player or group. This function can be called on the client without arguments, or on the server with a player's source.

```lua
-- Client-side example
local model = exports.lation_chopshop:getAssignedModel()
print('Player/group assigned model: ', model)

```

```lua
-- Server-side example
local source = 1 -- Replace with player's source

local model = exports.lation_chopshop:getAssignedModel(source)
print('Player/group assigned model: ', model)

```

--------------------------------

### ox_inventory Item Data Format

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/coke-processing/install

Defines the structure for adding new items to the ox_inventory script. This includes item label, weight, and stackability. Ensure the item name matches the image file name.

```lua
-- Item data format for ox_inventory
['ls_coke_table'] = {
    label = 'Coke Table',
    weight = 1000,
    stack = false
},
```

--------------------------------

### Get Online Police Count with PoliceCount (Lua)

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/drug-selling/exports

The PoliceCount function returns the current number of police officers online. This is a shared export, meaning it can be called from both the client and server.

```lua
local police = exports.lation_selling:PoliceCount()
print('There are currently ' ..police.. ' police online!')
```

--------------------------------

### Client Exports - OpenSellShop

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/metal-detecting/exports

Opens the sell shop menu.

```APIDOC
## Client Exports - OpenSellShop

### Description
Opens the sell shop menu.

### Method
Client

### Endpoint
`exports.lation_detecting:OpenSellShop()`

### Parameters
#### Path Parameters
None

#### Query Parameters
None

#### Request Body
None

### Request Example
```lua
exports.lation_detecting:OpenSellShop()
print('You opened the sell shop!')
```

### Response
#### Success Response (200)
This function does not return a value.
```

--------------------------------

### Get Player Data Client-Side

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/weed-growing/exports

Retrieves player data on the client. Can fetch all data or a specific field by key. Returns the value of the specified field or a table of all data if no key is provided.

```lua
local data = exports.lation_weed:GetPlayerData()
print('All player data: ', json.encode(data, {indent=true}))

local level = exports.lation_weed:GetPlayerData('level')
print('Player\'s level: ', level)
```

--------------------------------

### Override UI Notification Position

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/modern-ui/config

Forces all notifications to appear at the specified position, regardless of the `position` parameter in `exports.lation_ui:notify()` calls. This convar must be set in `server.cfg` before `lation_ui` starts.

```cfg
setr lation:position:notify "top"
```

--------------------------------

### Register and Show LationScripts UI Menus

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/modern-ui/components/menu

This code registers a main menu with several option types (simple, disabled, read-only, progress bar, image, sub-menu) and a sub-menu with additional features like metadata, onSelect, events, and keybinds. Finally, it shows the main menu to the user. Assumes the `lation_ui` export is available.

```lua
-- Register main menu
exports.lation_ui:registerMenu({
    id = 'test_menu',
    title = 'Test Menu',
    subtitle = 'Select an option below',
    onExit = function()
        print('Menu closed')
    end,
    options = {
        {
            title = 'Simple',
            description = 'This is a simple menu option',
            icon = 'fas fa-bars',
        },
        {
            title = 'Disabled',
            description = 'This option is disabled',
            icon = 'fas fa-ban',
            iconColor = '#EF4444',
            disabled = true
        },
        {
            title = 'Read-Only',
            description = 'This option is read-only',
            icon = 'fas fa-circle-info',
            iconColor = '#44aae8',
            readOnly = true
        },
        {
            title = 'Progress Bar',
            description = 'This option shows a progress bar',
            icon = 'fas fa-bars-progress',
            progress = 45,
        },
        {
            title = 'Image',
            description = 'This option shows an image',
            icon = 'fas fa-image',
            image = 'https://img.lationscripts.com/lation-scripts-primary.png',
        },
        {
            title = 'Sub Menu',
            description = 'This option opens a sub menu',
            icon = 'fas fa-list',
            menu = 'sub_menu'
        }
    }
})
 
-- Register submenu
exports.lation_ui:registerMenu({
    id = 'sub_menu',
    title = 'Sub Menu',
    subtitle = 'Select an option below',
    menu = 'test_menu', -- Back button to test_menu
    options = {
        {
            title = 'Metadata',
            description = 'This option has metadata',
            icon = 'fas fa-database',
            metadata = {
                { label = 'Label 1', value = 'Value' },
                { label = 'Label 2', value = 69 }
            }
        },
        {
            title = 'onSelect',
            description = 'This option triggers a function',
            icon = 'fas fa-play',
            onSelect = function()
                print('onSelect function triggered')
            end
        },
        {
            title = 'Events',
            description = 'This option triggers a client event',
            icon = 'fas fa-broadcast-tower',
            event = 'resourceName:eventName',
            args = {
                message = 'Hello from sub_menu',
            }
        },
        {
            title = 'Keybind',
            description = 'This can be triggered with a keybind',
            icon = 'fas fa-keyboard',
            keybind = 'F2',
        }
    }
})
 
-- Show menu
exports.lation_ui:showMenu('test_menu')
```

--------------------------------

### Open Shop (Client)

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/weed-growing/exports

Opens the "Smoke on the Water" supply shop on the client.

```APIDOC
## OpenShop (Client)

### Description
Opens "Smoke on the Water" supply shop on the client.

### Method
`exports.lation_weed:OpenShop()`

### Parameters
#### Path Parameters
* None

#### Query Parameters
* None

#### Request Body
* None

### Request Example
```lua
exports.lation_weed:OpenShop()
print('You opened the supply shop!')
```

### Response
#### Success Response (200)
* None

#### Response Example
```json
{
  "example": "No response body"
}
```
```

--------------------------------

### Show Text UI - LationScripts

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/modern-ui/components/text-ui

Displays a contextual text UI with various customization options. It supports markdown formatting for descriptions and can include titles, icons, keybinds, and multi-option selections. The function takes a table of options as input.

```lua
exports.lation_ui:showText({
    description = 'This is a *simple* message with **formatting**'
})
```

```lua
exports.lation_ui:showText({
    title = 'Interaction Available',
    description = 'Press to interact with this object',
    keybind = 'E',
    icon = 'fas fa-hand-paper',
    iconColor = '#3B82F6'
})
```

```lua
exports.lation_ui:showText({
    title = 'Controls',
    description = 'Place the object where desired',
    options = {
        {
            label = 'Move Forward',
            icon = 'fas fa-arrow-up',
            keybind = 'W'
        },
        {
            label = 'Move Backward',
            icon = 'fas fa-arrow-down',
            keybind = 'S'
        },
        {
            label = 'Move Left',
            icon = 'fas fa-arrow-left',
            keybind = 'A'
        },
        {
            label = 'Move Right',
            icon = 'fas fa-arrow-right',
            keybind = 'D'
        },
        {
            label = 'Cancel',
            icon = 'fas fa-xmark',
            iconColor = '#EF4444',
            keybind = 'X'
        },
        {
            label = 'Confirm',
            icon = 'fas fa-check',
            iconColor = '#10B981',
            keybind = 'SPACE'
        }
    }
})
```

--------------------------------

### Client: WarehouseShop

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/meth-crafting/exports

Opens the user interface for the warehouse shop, displaying available properties.

```APIDOC
## Client: WarehouseShop

### Description
Opens the user interface for the warehouse shop, displaying available properties.

### Method
Client-side export

### Endpoint
`exports.lation_meth:WarehouseShop()`

### Parameters
None

### Request Example
```lua
exports.lation_meth:WarehouseShop()
print('You opened the warehouse shop!')
```

### Response
This function does not return a value but triggers a UI event.
```

--------------------------------

### Get Player Data (Lua)

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/chop-shop/exports

Retrieves player data, either a specific field or the entire data table. It can be called on both the client and server, with the server version requiring a source parameter.

```lua
-- Client-side example
local data = exports.lation_chopshop:getPlayerData()
print('All player data: ', json.encode(data, {indent=true}))

local level = exports.lation_chopshop:getPlayerData('level')
print('Player\'s level: ', level)

```

```lua
-- Server-side example
local source = 1 -- Replace with player's source

local data = exports.lation_chopshop:getPlayerData(source)
print('All player data: ', json.encode(data, {indent=true}))

local level = exports.lation_chopshop:getPlayerData(source, 'level')
print('Player\'s level: ', level)

```

--------------------------------

### Client Exports - OpenDetectorShop

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/metal-detecting/exports

Opens the metal detector shop menu.

```APIDOC
## Client Exports - OpenDetectorShop

### Description
Opens the metal detector shop menu.

### Method
Client

### Endpoint
`exports.lation_detecting:OpenDetectorShop()`

### Parameters
#### Path Parameters
None

#### Query Parameters
None

#### Request Body
None

### Request Example
```lua
exports.lation_detecting:OpenDetectorShop()
print('You opened the metal detector shop!')
```

### Response
#### Success Response (200)
This function does not return a value.
```

--------------------------------

### Get Lab Data - Lua

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/coke-processing/exports

Retrieves data for a specific lab. Requires the lab ID as a number. Returns a table containing all data associated with the provided lab ID. This function is available on both client and server.

```lua
local data = exports.lation_coke:getLabData(labId)
print('All table data: ', json.encode(data, {indent=true}))
```

```lua
local data = exports.lation_coke:getLabData(labId)
print('All table data: ', json.encode(data, {indent=true}))
```

--------------------------------

### Get Table Data - Lua

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/coke-processing/exports

Retrieves data for a specific table. Requires the table ID as a number. Returns a table containing all data associated with the provided table ID. This function is available on both client and server.

```lua
local data = exports.lation_coke:getTableData(tableId)
print('All table data: ', json.encode(data, {indent=true}))
```

```lua
local data = exports.lation_coke:getTableData(tableId)
print('All table data: ', json.encode(data, {indent=true}))
```

--------------------------------

### Open Lab Shop (Client)

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/coke-processing/exports

Opens the lab dealer menu for the player on the client-side. This function does not require any arguments.

```lua
exports.lation_coke:openLabShop()
print('You opened the lab dealer shop!')
```

--------------------------------

### Get Plant Data - Lua

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/coke-processing/exports

Retrieves data for a specific plant. Requires the plant ID as a number. Returns a table containing all data associated with the provided plant ID. This function is available on both client and server.

```lua
local data = exports.lation_coke:getPlantData(plantId)
print('All plant data: ', json.encode(data, {indent=true}))
```

```lua
local data = exports.lation_coke:getPlantData(plantId)
print('All plant data: ', json.encode(data, {indent=true}))
```

--------------------------------

### Retrieve Player Data (Lua)

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/meth-crafting/exports

Retrieves player data. Optionally, you can pass a string key to get a specific piece of data. If no key is provided, it returns a table with all player data. This function can be called on both the client and server.

```lua
local data = exports.lation_meth:GetPlayerData()
print('All player data: ', json.encode(data, {indent=true}))

local level = exports.lation_meth:GetPlayerData('level')
print('Player\'s level: ', level)
```

```lua
local source = 1 -- Replace with player's source

local data = exports.lation_meth:GetPlayerData(source)
print('All player data: ', json.encode(data, {indent=true}))

local level = exports.lation_meth:GetPlayerData(source, 'level')
print('Player\'s level: ', level)
```

--------------------------------

### Add Usable Items to ox_inventory (Lua)

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/coke-processing/guides/ox_core

This code snippet shows how to define new items within the `ox_inventory/data/items.lua` file. These definitions include item labels, weights, stackability, consumption, and server-side export functions. This allows these items to be used within the ox_core framework.

```lua
['ls_coke_table'] = {
    label = 'Coke Table',
    weight = 1000,
    stack = false,
    consume = 0,
    server = {
        export = 'lation_coke.ls_coke_table'
    }
},

['ls_coca_seed'] = {
    label = 'Coca Seed',
    weight = 5,
    consume = 0,
    server = {
        export = 'lation_coke.ls_coca_seed'
    }
},

['ls_cocaine_bag'] = {
    label = 'Cocaine',
    weight = 10,
    consume = 0,
    server = {
        export = 'lation_coke.ls_cocaine_bag'
    }
},

['ls_crack_bag'] = {
    label = 'Crack',
    weight = 10,
    consume = 0,
    server = {
        export = 'lation_coke.ls_crack_bag'
    }
}
```

--------------------------------

### Add Weed Items as Exports in ox_inventory (Lua)

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/weed-growing/guides/ox_core

This code snippet demonstrates how to add different types of weed-related items, including seeds, joints, and a weed table, to the `ox_inventory/data/items.lua` file. These additions make the items usable within the `ox_core` framework by defining their properties and server-side exports.

```lua
-- Seeds
['ls_plain_jane_seed'] = {
    label = 'Plain Jane Seed',
    weight = 5,
    consume = 0,
    server = {
        export = 'lation_weed.ls_plain_jane_seed'
    }
},

['ls_banana_kush_seed'] = {
    label = 'Banana Kush Seed',
    weight = 5,
    consume = 0,
    server = {
        export = 'lation_weed.ls_banana_kush_seed'
    }
},

['ls_blue_dream_seed'] = {
    label = 'Blue Dream Seed',
    weight = 5,
    consume = 0,
    server = {
        export = 'lation_weed.ls_blue_dream_seed'
    }
},

['ls_purple_haze_seed'] = {
    label = 'Purple Haze Seed',
    weight = 5,
    consume = 0,
    server = {
        export = 'lation_weed.ls_purple_haze_seed'
    }
},

['ls_orange_crush_seed'] = {
    label = 'Orange Crush Seed',
    weight = 5,
    consume = 0,
    server = {
        export = 'lation_weed.ls_orange_crush_seed'
    }
},

['ls_cosmic_kush_seed'] = {
    label = 'Cosmic Kush Seed',
    weight = 5,
    consume = 0,
    server = {
        export = 'lation_weed.ls_cosmic_kush_seed'
    }
},

-- Joints
['ls_plain_jane_joint'] = {
    label = 'Plain Jane Joint',
    weight = 5,
    consume = 0,
    server = {
        export = 'lation_weed.ls_plain_jane_joint'
    }
},

['ls_banana_kush_joint'] = {
    label = 'Banana Kush Joint',
    weight = 5,
    consume = 0,
    server = {
        export = 'lation_weed.ls_banana_kush_joint'
    }
},

['ls_blue_dream_joint'] = {
    label = 'Blue Dream Joint',
    weight = 5,
    consume = 0,
    server = {
        export = 'lation_weed.ls_blue_dream_joint'
    }
},

['ls_purple_haze_joint'] = {
    label = 'Purple Haze Joint',
    weight = 5,
    consume = 0,
    server = {
        export = 'lation_weed.ls_purple_haze_joint'
    }
},

['ls_orange_crush_joint'] = {
    label = 'Orange Crush Joint',
    weight = 5,
    consume = 0,
    server = {
        export = 'lation_weed.ls_orange_crush_joint'
    }
},

['ls_cosmic_kush_joint'] = {
    label = 'Cosmic Kush Joint',
    weight = 5,
    consume = 0,
    server = {
        export = 'lation_weed.ls_cosmic_kush_joint'
    }
},

-- Table
['ls_weed_table'] = {
    label = 'Weed Table',
    weight = 1000,
    consume = 0,
    server = {
        exports = 'lation_weed.ls_weed_table'
    }
}
```

--------------------------------

### Get Player Data Server-Side

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/weed-growing/exports

Retrieves player data on the server using the player's source. Can fetch all data or a specific field by key. Returns the value of the specified field or a table of all data if no key is provided.

```lua
local source = 1 -- Replace with player's source

local data = exports.lation_weed:GetPlayerData(source)
print('All player data: ', json.encode(data, {indent=true}))

local level = exports.lation_weed:GetPlayerData(source, 'level')
print('Player\'s level: ', level)
```

--------------------------------

### Client Exports - OpenMenu

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/metal-detecting/exports

Opens the main metal detecting stats menu.

```APIDOC
## Client Exports - OpenMenu

### Description
Opens the main metal detecting stats menu.

### Method
Client

### Endpoint
`exports.lation_detecting:OpenMenu()`

### Parameters
#### Path Parameters
None

#### Query Parameters
None

#### Request Body
None

### Request Example
```lua
exports.lation_detecting:OpenMenu()
print('You opened the stats menu!')
```

### Response
#### Success Response (200)
This function does not return a value.
```

--------------------------------

### Override UI Text Element Position

Source: https://docs.lationscripts.com/modern-ui/config

Forces all text UI elements to appear at the specified position, overriding the `position` parameter in `exports.lation_ui:showText()` calls. This convar should be configured in `server.cfg` prior to starting the `lation_ui` resource.

```cfg
setr lation:position:textui "left-center"
```