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All hooks work server-side only.
Usage is identical to , with additional features included.
In ox_inventory
, you can cancel the operation or modify the item's data using return
. However, this is not possible in tgiann-inventory
.
eventName: string
payload: table
options?: table
print?: boolean
Print to the console when triggering the event.
itemFilter?: { [string]: true }
The event will only trigger for items defined as keys in a set.
inventoryFilter?: string[]
The event will only trigger for inventories that match one of the in the array.
toInventoryFilter?: string[]
The event will only trigger for other(right Inventory) inventories that match one of the in the array.
fromInventoryFilter?: string[]
The event will only trigger for player(left Inventory) inventories that match one of the in the array.
typeFilter?: { [string]: true }
The event will only trigger for inventories with one of the provided types (e.g. 'player', 'stash')
Return:
hookId: number
Triggered when moving any item from one slot to another, or when "giving" an item.
By returning false
, you can cancel the action and revert the inventory state.
Payload: table
source: number
action: 'move'
or 'stack'
or 'swap'
fromInventory: table
or string
or number
toInventory: table
or string
or number
fromType: string
toType: string
fromSlot: table
toSlot?: number
count: number
Example
Blacklists "water" from being moved into or from gloveboxes and trunks.
Payload: table
source: number
inventoryId: string
inventoryType: string
Triggered when a player tries to open a secondary inventory.
Example
Payload: table
inventoryId?: number
or string
metadata: table
item: table
count: number
Triggered when an item is created, either by buying it, using AddItem, or when converting inventory data.
Example
Payload: table
source: number
shopType: string
shopId: number
toInventory: number
toSlot: number
itemName: string
metadata: table
count: number
price: number
totalPrice: number
currency?: string
Triggered when an item is about to be purchased
Example
Payload: table
source: number
inventoryId: string
item: table
consume: table
Example
Removes a hook created by the invoking resource with the the specified id. If no id is specified then all hooks registered by the resource are removed.
id?: number
Event hooks allow 3rd party resources to define new behaviour without modifying the inventory code directly.