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# PS-Inventory snippets

There are only two functions for inventories.\
You can find them in server/inventory/\*.lua its different for many inventories.

## **These functions above is for ps-inventory:**

One of them is giveItem function:

```lua
--- @param src number
--- @param type string
--- @param count number
function giveItem(src, item, count)
    exports['ps-inventory']:AddItem(src, item, count)
    notify.send(src, string.format(Locales.Get("GOT_ITEM"), count, item), 2500)
end
```

And the second one is canCarry function:

```lua
--- @param src number
--- @param type string
--- @param count number
function canCarry(src, item, count)
    local Player = QBCore.Functions.GetPlayer(src)
    local totalWeight = exports['ps-inventory']:GetTotalWeight(Player.PlayerData.items)
    local itemInfo = QBCore.Shared.Items[item:lower()]
    if totalWeight + (itemInfo['weight'] * count) <= Config.MaxInventoryWeight then
        return true
    else
        notify.send(src, Locales.Get('NOT_E_SPACE'), 'info', 2500)
    end
end
```

Also add new value into config.lua for this case:

```lua
Config.MaxInventoryWeight = 120000 -- written in grams (120000g == 120kg)
```

1. Make new file in server/inventory/\[name-of-inventory].lua
2. Add new enum for your inv in shared/enum.lua\
   Just like that:\
   Inventory = { OXInventory = 1, QBInventory = 2, ESXInventory = 3, \[YOUR-INVENTORY] = 4 }
3. And thats it, only you need to do is change number to yours Config.InventorySystem = 4

```lua
if Config.InventorySystem == Inventory.[YOUR-INVENTORY] then
    -- Here you can insert these two functions
end
```


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