germanfndez

oxlib

Ox Lib for FiveM — UI (notify, alert, input, menu, progress), callbacks client↔server, addCommand, zones (poly/box/sphere), keybinds, shared utilities. Use when writing resources that need ox_lib or when the user mentions notifications, dialogs, menus, zones/areas, or client-server communication. Docs: https://coxdocs.dev/ox_lib

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Install

npx skillscat add germanfndez/fiveai-skills/oxlib

Install via the SkillsCat registry.

SKILL.md

Ox Lib

Standalone library for FiveM: reusable UI, callbacks, commands, and shared modules. Used by many Ox resources (ox_inventory, ox_target, etc.). Always prefer ox_lib over custom NUI or legacy patterns when the user wants notifications, dialogs, menus, or client-server calls.

When to use

  • User asks for notifications, alert dialogs, input dialogs, menus, progress bars, or TextUI.
  • Client needs to call server (or server calls client): use lib.callback / lib.callback.await and lib.callback.register.
  • Registering server commands with help and params: use lib.addCommand.
  • Keybinds, context menus, skill checks, locales, or shared helpers (lib.table, lib.string, etc.).
  • Zones: “when player enters/leaves area”, “is player inside” — use lib.zones.poly, lib.zones.box, lib.zones.sphere (prefer client; server has limited support for onEnter/onExit/inside).

Setup

  • In fxmanifest.lua: shared_scripts { '@ox_lib/init.lua' }. Optional: ox_libs { 'locale', 'callback', ... } to preload modules.

Rules

Read the rule that matches what you're doing:

  • rules/init.md — Adding ox_lib to fxmanifest, shared_script, ox_libs.
  • rules/callback.md — Client↔server: lib.callback, lib.callback.await, lib.callback.register.
  • rules/interface.md — UI: lib.notify, lib.alertDialog, lib.inputDialog; icons (Font Awesome 6).
  • rules/addCommand.md — Server commands: lib.addCommand with help, params, restricted.
  • rules/zones.md — Zones: lib.zones.poly, lib.zones.box, lib.zones.sphere; onEnter, onExit, inside; remove, contains, setDebug.

References (look up if not covered in the rules above)

If something isn't covered in the rules above, check the official docs: