FiveM Vehicle Names Extractor

FVNE (FiveM Vehicle Names Extractor) is a command-line interface (CLI) tool developed using Node.js. It is specifically designed for server development on the FiveM gaming platform. This powerful tool streamlines the process of extracting vehicle model names from files named "vehicles.meta" within a specified directory, making it an invaluable asset for server developers. Whether you're building, maintaining, or modifying a FiveM server, FVN Extractor provides an efficient solution for effortlessly accessing and managing the vehicle model names necessary for your server development tasks.

Installation

To use FVNE, you need to have Node.js installed on your machine. Then, follow these steps to install the tool globally:

1. Open a terminal or command prompt.
2. Run the following command:

npm install -g fvne

Usage

Once installed, you can use the fvne command to extract vehicle model names from the "vehicles.meta" files. The tool accepts a single argument, which is the relative path to the directory you want to search for "vehicles.meta" files in.

fvne <relative_directory_path>

Options

• --short: Only output the model names, separated by newlines.
• --output <file_path>: Write the output to a file instead of displaying it in the terminal.

Arguments

• <relative_directory_path>: The relative path to the directory you want to search for "vehicles.meta" files in.

Note: Make sure to provide a relative directory path as an argument when running the command.

Example

└───cars
    ├───supersport
    │   ├───stream
    │   └───vehicles.meta
    └───teslax
        ├───data
        │   └───vehicles.meta
        └───stream

To extract the vehicle model names from the "vehicles.meta" files within the "[cars]" directory, you would run the following command:

fvne cars

The tool will search for "vehicles.meta" files recursively in the specified directory and display the model names found, along with the corresponding file paths.

1. File: supersport\vehicles.meta
Model 1: supersport
Model 2: example

2. File: teslax\data\vehicles.meta
Model 1: teslax

To extract only the model names, separated by newlines, you can use the --short option:

fvne cars --short

The tool will output the model names without any additional information:

supersport
example
teslax

You can also write the output to a file using the --output option:

fvne cars --output output.txt

The tool will save the output to the specified file (output.txt in this example) and display a confirmation message:

Output written to output.txt

License

FVNE is licensed under the ISC License.

Author

The author of FVNE is Pioter#1234 on discord.

Version

Current version of FVNE: 1.0.6

Disclaimer

This tool is provided as-is without any warranty. Use it at your own risk.