MenuV is a library written for FiveM and only uses NUI functionalities. This library allows you to create menus in FiveM. This project is open-source and you must respect the license and the hard work.

• Support for simple buttons, sliders, checkboxes, lists and confirms
• Support for emojis on items
• Support for custom colors (RGB)
• Support for all screen resolutions.
• Item descriptions
• Rebindable keys
• Event-based callbacks
• Uses 2 msec while menu open and idle.
• Documentation on menuv.fivem.io/api/
• Themes: default or native

MenuV uses VueJS and TypeScript with NodeJS. If you want to use the master files, you need to build the hole project by doing:

npm install

After you have downloaded/loaded all dependencies, you can build MenuV files by executing the following command:

npm run build

After the command is executed you will see a build folder containing all the resource files. Copy those files to a resource folder called menuv or create a symbolic link like that:

mklink /J "repositoryPath\build" "fxResourcesPath\menuv"

ln -s "repositoryPath\build" "fxResourcesPath\menuv"

You can also check this tutorial on how to make a link: https://www.howtogeek.com/howto/16226/complete-guide-to-symbolic-links-symlinks-on-windows-or-linux/

When your downloading a release, you don't have to follow this step, because all release version are build version.

⚠️ example.lua can't be added in the menuv fxmanifest, you must make an seperate resource like: menuv_example

1. Add start menuv to your server.cfg before the resources that's uses menuv
2. To use MenuV you must add @menuv/menuv.lua in your fxmanifest.lua file.

client_scripts {
    '@menuv/menuv.lua',
    'example.lua'
}

Create a menu by calling the MenuV:CreateMenu function.

MenuV:CreateMenu(title: string, subtitle: string, position: string, red: number, green: number, blue: number, texture: string, disctionary: string, namespace: string, theme: string)

Example:

local menu = MenuV:CreateMenu('MenuV', 'Welcome to MenuV', 'topleft', 255, 0, 0, 'size-125', 'default', 'menuv', 'example_namespace', 'native')

Create a item by calling AddButton, AddConfirm, AddRange, AddCheckbox or AddSlider in the created menu

/** CREATE A BUTTON */
menu:AddButton({ icon: string, label: string, description: string, value: any, disabled: boolean });

/** CREATE A CONFIRM */
menu:AddConfirm({ icon: string, label: string, description: string, value: boolean, disabled: boolean });

/** CREATE A RANGE */
menu:AddRange({ icon: string, label: string, description: string, value: number, min: number, max: number, disabled: boolean });

/** CREATE A CHECKBOX */
menu:AddCheckbox({ icon: string, label: string, description: string, value: boolean, disabled: boolean });

/** CREATE A SLIDER */
menu:AddSlider({ icon: string, label: string, description: string, value: number, values: [] { label: string, value: any, description: string }, disabled: boolean });

To see example in practice, see example.lua

In MenuV you can register event-based callbacks on menu and/or items.

/** REGISTER A EVENT ON MENU */
menu:On(event: string, callback: function);

/** REGISTER A EVENT ON ANY ITEM */
item:On(event: string, callback: function);

Read MenuV documentation

Project is written by ThymonA and published under GNU General Public License v3.0 Read License

How is this menu made? see example.lua

Default	Native
Default Theme	Native Theme