Fivem Frontend Boilerplates

Overview

The FiveM Frontend Boilerplates offer an exciting array of resources for developers looking to create dynamic user interfaces for FiveM, using popular JavaScript frameworks such as React, Vue, and Solid. With this collection, both new and experienced developers can streamline their workflow and enhance their applications. The document highlights the core functionalities and features that make this boilerplate a valuable asset for anyone venturing into FiveM UI development.

This boilerplate not only caters to diverse development needs but also incorporates helpful libraries that aid in managing different environment conditions and user interactions effectively. Whether you're looking to handle viewport measurements or implement event listeners, this collection provides the tools necessary to elevate your development experience.

Features

• Environment Detection: The isEnvBrowser boolean allows developers to determine if the current execution environment is a browser, enabling conditional code execution based on this information.

• Utility Functions: The noop function serves as a no-op placeholder, perfect for default callbacks where a functional response isn’t needed.

• Viewport Conversion Helpers: Functions like vh, vw, and vmin convert pixel values to respective viewport height, width, and minimum values, ensuring a responsive design for applications.

• Event Listeners: Hooks like useEvent and useNuiEvent facilitate easy listening for specified window and Nui events, making it simple to run corresponding callbacks.

• Click Detection: The useOutsideClick hook helps manage user interactions by calling a handler when a click occurs outside a specified element, which can be useful for dropdowns or modals.

• Debouncing Functionality: The useDebounce hook provides a debounced version of any value, which can prevent excessive API calls or performance issues due to rapid user input.

• Key Event Management: The useKeyEvent, useKeyUp, and useKeyDown hooks allow developers to listen for keyboard events, offering a structured way to handle user inputs effectively.

• Debugging Support: The useDebugData hook assists in monitoring events and data, wrapped in lifecycle hooks for efficient debugging in either React or Vue/Solid frameworks.