Inventory nx_inventory – Built from scratch, ox_inventory compatible (Qbox / QBCore & ESX beta)

[Adrian_chupi]

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A free inventory for FiveM, written from scratch in TypeScript and React. It is not a fork or a rewrite of ox_inventory: it just speaks the same API. It answers the same exports and events and uses the same database tables, so you can swap it in and your other resources keep working without changes. On QBCore it also answers qb-inventory’s exports.

The top tabs switch between the inventory, the personal menu (clothing, frisk, put in vehicle) and settings.

Features​

• Server-authoritative: amounts, weight, price, distance, permissions and metadata are all checked on the server.
• No loops while the inventory is closed. The ones that are needed only run while they’re in use.
• Batched saves in a single database transaction.
• Shops, stashes, trunks, gloveboxes, drops, weapons with attachments and ammo.
• Personal menu inside the inventory (clothing, frisk, put in vehicle) with per-group permissions.
• Item search and filters.
• JSONC config, 128 px WebP images.
• UI language: Spanish (locales/es.json). Other languages can be added by copying that file.

Performance​

resmon with the inventory open: 0.02 ms CPU and ~620 KiB of memory.
With the inventory closed there are no loops running, so it sits at idle.

Frameworks​

Framework	Status
Qbox	Supported
QBCore	Beta
ESX (1.6+)	Beta

QBCore and ESX have only been tested against simulated frameworks so far. Bug reports are very welcome.

Requirements​

• FXServer with Node 22 and OneSync
• oxmysql
• Qbox, QBCore or ESX
• Optional: ox_target

Download​

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Installation steps are in the README. Remove ox_inventory first (they can’t run together).

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