Haaasib’s jomidar-ammorobbery is the identifiable project linked by this guide. Read its current cfg.lua and resource manifest before installing: the README’s short dependency list does not describe every integration used by the configured resource.
Jomidar Ammunation Robbery source
Check dependencies and exact configuration keys
The manifest loads cfg.lua and an oxmysql library and declares jomidar-ui. The README also links skillchecks and QBCore. In cfg.lua, Config.PoliceJobtype expects a job type, not a job name; check Config.CopAmount, Config.Cooldown and Config.requiredItem against your server. The example dispatch function calls ps-dispatch, so adapt it if your dispatch system differs.
Choose and test the reward path
The actual switch is Config.UseStash. The source recommends disabling that mode for incompatible inventory integrations and configuring Config.WithoutStashItem instead. Match item names to your inventory and test successful, failed and cancelled attempts with two players. Confirm a completed crate cannot award duplicate rewards and that police requirements and cooldowns are enforced.
Back up configuration before replacing an existing robbery resource. The reviewed source does not establish the earlier 0.00–0.01 ms promise on your server. Source checked on 10 September 2026; no gameplay test is claimed.