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base on Data repository for CitizenFX servers. # cfx-server-data
_The data repository for Cfx.re servers_
## Deprecation notice
This repository itself is considered finalized/immutable and is currently archived. Pull requests or issue reports were not merged for a *while*, using the contents of the repository should still be fine (and this shouldn't change until mentioned otherwise).
In the future, relevant parts of this repository will be moved to [citizenfx/fivem](https://github.com/citizenfx/fivem) to be bundled with actual server builds, and the examples (+ legacy API-like resources) will be moved to a new repository.
If there's any critical issue in the code in this repository, posting on the [Cfx.re forums](https://forum.cfx.re/) may work.
## Usage
1. Make sure to `git clone`. Don't "Download ZIP", as that'll make it _much_ harder to update to newer versions.
2. Put custom resources in `resources/[local]/` if you don't want to be affected by any random messups.
### Advanced usage
You can also consider using the repository as a submodule + symlink for your own Git repository:
**Linux**:
```
$ git submodule add https://github.com/citizenfx/cfx-server-data.git vendor/server-data
$ ln -s ../vendor/server-data/resources/ 'resources/[base]/'
```
**Windows**:
```
> git submodule add https://github.com/citizenfx/cfx-server-data.git vendor/server-data
> mklink /d resources\[base] ..\vendor\server-data\resources
```
## Policy
You can make pull requests to propose changes that benefit _everyone_. Add new useful resources, change/improve
existing ones - anything goes, as long as you make sure to:
1. Not break existing users/APIs.
2. Not change default behavior without a toggle.
3. Use best practices (convars over config files, native commands wherever possible, etc.)
Modifying or rewriting existing resources in this repository for local use only is _strongly_ discouraged.
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