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# SERVER

Events can be triggered from client or server using `TriggerServerEvent` or `TriggerEvent`.

#### 1. Add a job to a player

```lua
TriggerServerEvent("xcore_multijob:add_job", {
    playerid = <playerid>,
    name = <jobname>,
    grade = <jobgrade>,
    force_swap_job = false
})
```

#### 2. Remove a job from a player

```lua
TriggerServerEvent("xcore_multijob:del_job", {
    playerid = <playerid>,
    jobname = <jobname>,
    jobgrade = <jobgrade>
})
```

#### 3. Get all jobs for a player

```lua
TriggerServerEvent("xcore_multijob:get_char_jobs", {})
-- Result will be received in the event 'xcore_multijob:receiver_get_char_jobs'
```

#### 4. Get all jobs / organizations

```lua
TriggerServerEvent("xcore_multijob:get_jobs", {})
-- Result will be received in the event 'xcore_multijob:receiver_get_jobs'

TriggerServerEvent("xcore_multijob:get_jobs_org", {})
-- Result will be received in the event 'xcore_multijob:receiver_get_jobs_org'
```

#### 5. Get job slots for a player

```lua
TriggerServerEvent("xcore_multijob:get_slots", {})
-- Result will be received in the event 'xcore_multijob:receiver_get_slots'
```

#### 6. Add slots to a player (server/console only)

```lua
TriggerServerEvent("xcore_multijob:add_slot", <playerid>, <slots>)
```

***

### Example Usage in Another Script

```lua
-- Add a job to a character
local success = exports.xcore_multijob:AddJob(charid, playername, "police", 2)
if success then
    print("Job added!")
end

-- Get all jobs for a character
local jobs = exports.xcore_multijob:GetCharJobs(charid)
for _, job in ipairs(jobs) do
    print(job.jobname, job.jobgrade)
end

-- Trigger event to get slots
TriggerServerEvent("xcore_multijob:get_slots")
```


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