This purely exist as a way to insert identifier data when a player joins a server. Strictly to provide compatability with NPWD for those who use menu based servers and don't want to add unnecessary frameworks to store identifiers.

While this is a simple resource, it does require a single depency as found below:

• oxmysql

You're welcome to change the database name found within the pe-core.sql, but be sure to update your server.cfg too.

To maintian customability, the sv_config.lua contains configuration for database querries:

• Database.identifierType
  • Default Value = 'license'
  • We recomend not changing this but you can use any of the following: steam, license, xbl, ip, discord and live.
• Database.identifierColumn
  • Column where the identifier is stored. This is unique to each player.
• Database.playerTable
  • Table where anything pertaining to the player is stored.

Note: If you change anything within the sv_config related to database information you'll need to adjust the pe-core.sql to reflect these changes.

1. Ensure you have installed the dependencies correctly.
2. Ensure you have a connection string listed within your server.cfg. If you don't you will need to add it to your server.cfg. It will look something like this with information changed:

set mysql_connection_string "mysql://root:12345@localhost/pe-core?charset=utf8mb4"

3. Run the pe-core.sql

Alter your config.json to match the following:

  "general": {
    "useResourceIntegration": true,
    "toggleKey": "f1",
    "toggleCommand": "phone"
  },
  "database": {
    "useIdentifierPrefix": true,
    "playerTable": "users",
    "identifierColumn": "identifier",
    "identifierType": "license",
    "profileQueries": true,
    "phoneNumberColumn": "phone_number"
  },

This strictly controls the prints you recieve within the server console. The level ranges from 0 to 3.

You can use it by doing:

Utils.Debug('error'--[[the debug class]], "hello"--[[message]])

Configuration is as followed:

• Debug.debugLevel
  • Default value = 1
  • 0 = Disabled (Not Recomended)
  • 1 = Only errors
  • 2 = Errors and Success
  • 3 = Errors, Success and Informs (Everything)
• Debug Classes:
  • "Error"
  • "Success"
  • "Inform"
• Debug Colors:
  • "^0" = White
  • "^1" = Red
  • "^2" = Green
  • "^3" = Yellow
  • "4" = Blue
  • "^5" = Light Blue
  • "^6" = Purple
  • "^7" = Default
  • "^8" = Dark Red
  • "^9" = Dark Blue