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js-fivem-api

v1.0.6

Published

A javascript API which interacts with a FiveM server.

Downloads

7

Readme

js-fivem-api

A javascript API which interacts with a FiveM server.

How To Install :

npm i js-fivem-api

How-to use :

Here is an example to display the number of online players.

const server = require("js-fivem-api");

var ip = "YOUR-IP-GOES-HERE"
var port = "YOUR-PORT-GOES-HERE" // e.x. "30120"

server.getPlayers(ip, port).then(data => console.log(data));

Here is an example to display an object wich contains all the resources of a server.

const server = require("js-fivem-api");

var ip = "YOUR-IP-GOES-HERE"
var port = "YOUR-PORT-GOES-HERE" // e.x. "30120"

server.getServerResources(ip, port).then(data => console.log(data));

Functions :

  • getPlayerObj(ip, port) Displays the players in the server as an array of objects.
  • getPlayers(ip, port) Displays the number of online players in the server.
  • getMaxPlayers(ip, port) Displays the number of the maximum players that can connect to the server.
  • getServerResources(ip, port) Displays all the server resources as an object.
  • getServerVars(ip, port) Displays an object with some info of the server such as "txAdmin Version", "License key", "project Name".
  • getServerVersion(ip, port) Displays the version of the server.
  • getServerLicense(ip, port) Displays the server license.

Important

Before using the api please read the LICENSE.