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# MULTIJOB
XCore MultiJob is an advanced multi-job management system for ESX-based FiveM servers. It allows players to hold and manage multiple jobs simultaneously, switch between them easily, and control job slots through a modern NUI interface. The script is designed for simplicity, security, and extensibility.\
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#### Key Features & Advantages
* **Multiple Jobs per Player:** Each player can have several jobs at once (configurable limit).
* **Modern NUI Menu:** Responsive HTML/JS menu for job management, switching, resigning, and viewing details.
* **Job Slots System:** Set and manage the maximum number of jobs per player (stored in DB, can be changed dynamically).
* **Full ESX Compatibility:** Integrates with ESX Legacy, using ESX API for job management.
* **Automatic SQL Migration:** Required tables are created automatically on first run.
* **Exported Functions:** Easily call script functions from other scripts (AddJob, DelJob, CountJobs, GetCharJobs, etc.).
* **Multi-language Support:** Easy localization via language files.
* **Input Validation & Security:** Input checks, job existence validation, parameter validation.
* **Extensible:** Ready for further expansion (e.g., more slot types, custom logic).
#### 🛠️ Requirements
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* `esx`
* `ox_lib`
**Bossmenu Integration:** If you use any bossmenu or management menu, you must implement job assignment manually using the provided events or exports. While the script automatically assigns jobs when a user opens the menu, it is recommended to also trigger job assignment via bossmenu actions for reliability. You can use the event `xcore_multijob:add_job` or the export `AddJob` to add jobs to players when using bossmenu features.
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