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# framework and bridges

5Code Loadouts ships with open bridges for framework, inventory, and notifications.

## Framework

```lua
Config.Framework = 'auto' -- 'auto' | 'qb-core' | 'qbx_core' | 'esx'
```

When set to `'auto'`, the script detects the framework in this order:

1. `qbx_core`
2. `es_extended`
3. `qb-core`

Pin a specific value if you run multiple frameworks side by side.

## Inventory

```lua
Config.InventorySystem = 'ox_inventory' -- 'qb-inventory' | 'ox_inventory' | 'codem-inventory'
```

## Interaction

```lua
Config.InteractionMode    = 'target' -- 'target' | 'textui'
Config.InteractionDistance = 2.0
```

Target mode uses your installed target system. TextUI mode shows a prompt when the player is within `InteractionDistance` of the NPC.

## Notifications

```lua
Config.NotifySystem = 'ox_lib' -- 'qb' | 'ox_lib' | 'codem-notification' | 'esx'
```

{% hint style="info" %}
On ESX servers you can use either `'esx'` (native ESX notifications) or `'ox_lib'` if you already have ox\_lib installed.
{% endhint %}

All bridge files are open and can be edited to plug in custom frameworks, inventories, or notification systems.


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