⚙️Exports

ESX: identifier = identifier

QBCore: identifier = citizenid

OpenCEX

Open the exchange. Useful if you are making a custom script.

exports['LuxuCEX']:OpenCEX()

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GetAllPlayerAssets

Get assets from all players

Server

local Players_CEX_Assets = exports['LuxuCEX']:GetAllPlayerAssets(identifier) 
-- returns: {{identifier: char:331415a231, assets:{"BTC":10,"ETH":100,....}}}

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GetPlayerAssets

Get a specified player's cex assets

Server

local PlayerCEXassets = exports['LuxuCEX']:GetPlayerAssets(identifier) 
-- returns: {"BTC":10,"ETH":100,....}

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UpdatePlayerAssets

Updates a crypto balance

Server

-- Updates a player's assets in the database.
-- @param data A table containing the following fields:
--   - identifier (string): The player's identifier.
--   - crypto (string): The asset to update (e.g. BTC, ETH, etc.).
--   - amount (number): The amount to update.
--   - operation (string): The operation to perform (add, remove, or set).
-- @return true if the operation was successful, nil otherwise.
exports['LuxuCEX']:UpdatePlayerAssets(data)

-- Example usage:
local data = {
  identifier = "HHT94466", -- string: The player's identifier.
  crypto = "BTC", -- string: The asset to update.
  amount = 1231234, -- number: The amount to update.
  operation = "set" -- string: The operation to perform.
}

local success = exports['LuxuCEX']:UpdatePlayerAssets(data) -- returns true or nil****

if success then
-- do something...
else 
-- do something...
end