boii_utils
Developer Utility Library with Bridges and Common UI Elements
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Developer Utility Library with Bridges and Common UI Elements
Last updated
Welcome to boii_utils — your new favorite excuse to never write boilerplate code again.
This all-in-one, modular, feature-stuffed utility library is built specifically for FiveM script developers who are tired of reinventing the wheel every time they touch a new resource.
In v2.0, everything’s been rewritten from the ground up:
The bloat? Gone.
The bugs? Squashed.
The logic? Rewired with duct tape and ambition.
The license? MIT, because freedom tastes better without GPL breath.
What you’re getting now is a cleaner, faster, actually organized toolkit designed to make your life easier and your codebase prettier. Use just what you need, ignore the rest, and regain a little sanity.
boii_utils?Simplifies Scripting: Functions that just work, without needing a 12-tab Stack Overflow deep dive.
Prebuilt Systems: Fully modular. Plug in, power up, and pretend you built it from scratch.
Reduces Dev Load: Spend less time writing boilerplate and more time watching your players ignore your server rules.
Framework Bridge: boii, esx, nd, ox, qb, qbx because commitment issues are real.
Notification Bridge: default, boii, esx, okok, ox, qb every flavour of annoying popup you could desire.
DrawText Bridge: default, boii, esx, okok, ox, qb for when you really need to make your players read something.
Callbacks: For when you're tired of yelling into the void; now it yells back, politely.
Commands: Database-backed permissions included, or switch to Ace if you insist on complicating things.
Licences: Comprehensive license system including theory tests, practical tests, points management, and revoking, like your local DMV, minus the soul-crushing lines.
XP: Level-up system with growth factors and max levels, because who doesn't love arbitrary numbers going up?
Characters Module: Enough functions to build character creators, clothing stores, tattoos, everything you need to keep your players staring at themselves for hours.
Vehicles Module: If it drives and you can customize it, these functions probably have you covered.
Action Menu: Bored of spinning circles deciding what to click next? Try out a different take.
Context Menu: Simple and effective, with header images.
Dialogue: NPC conversations without the awkward silence.
DrawText: Display on screen text clearly, ensuring players ignore it even faster.
Notify: Notification styles for all occasions: success, error, info, warning, primary, secondary, light, dark, critical, neutral.
Progress Bar: The classic, comforting sight of incremental loading bars.
Progress Circle: Revolutionary innovation.. it's like a progress bar, but circular!
Framework Bridge: Bridges multiple cores through one api.
Notifications Bridge: Bridges multiple different notification resources through one api.
DrawText UI Bridge: Bridges multiple different drawtext ui resources through one api.
Callbacks: A standalone alternative to framework systems.
Characters: Covers all character customisation relevant function with shared styles data.
Commands: A standalone alternative to framework systems.
Debugging: A couple of useful debugging functions.
Entities: Everything related to entities (npc, vehicles, objects) within the game world.
Environment: Set of function to cover everything enviroment, from current times to simulated seasons.
Geometry: Suite of functions to simplfy geometric calculations in 2d and 3d space.
Items: A standalone usable items registry to provide an alternative to framework specific systems.
Keys: Includes a full static key list and simple function to get and retrieve keys by name or value.
Licences: Full standalone licence system with support for point systems, theory and practical test markers, with support for licence revoking.
Maths: Extends base math. functionality with a large suite of additional functions.
Methods: Provides a system to register, remove, and trigger custom method callbacks on both the client and server.
Player: Small amount of player related functions such as retrieving the players cardinal direction or running animations on the player with full attached prop support.
Requests: Set of wrapper functions around cfx Request functions.
Strings: Extends base string. functionality by adding some addition functions.
Tables: Extends base table. functionality by adding some useful functions otherwise not already provided.
Timestamps: Covers everything related to server side timestamps with formatted responses.
Vehicles: Large suite of vehicle related functions, should include everything needed to create a vehicle customs resource.
Version: Provides resource version checking from an externally hosted .json file.
XP: Full standalone XP system with support for types, growth factors and max levels.
You know the drill.
Drop it in your resources/.
Insert the included REQUIRED.sql into your database.
ensure boii_utils.
Restart your server.
Full setup guide: docs/2-Installation.md.
Released under the MIT License. That means it’s free, open-source, and yours to use, modify, or build on — just don’t remove the license or the credit.
Got code? Great. Got opinions? Even better.
If you’ve written something useful, spotted something broken, or just want eternal internet glory (or shame), submit a pr. We welcome contributions, improvements, fixes, and clever feature requests.
You can also reach out through Discord if you would prefer.
Need help? Found a bug? Need to vent about a bug that isn’t from this library? Support is available through the BOII Development Discord.
Support Hours: Mon–Fri, 10AM–10PM GMT
Outside those hours? Pray to the debug gods or leave a message.
You’re welcome to profit from it, but let’s keep things respectful: don’t act like you wrote it all yourself.
Documentation (your already here )
