Virgil’s v-containerrobbery repository now warns that the script is no longer maintained. Its version 1.0.0 source uses qb-core on both client and server. The previous description of seamless support for an OX framework and the latest FiveM client was not established by the code. Do not deploy this version unchanged to a live economy.
Dependencies and missing files
The manifest loads ox_lib, while the client directly calls qb-target, QBCore inventory helpers and a custom ps-dispatch ContainerRobberyAlert export. The default skill check also calls ps-ui. OX notification or progress settings do not replace these dependencies. The manifest references stream/container_shell.ytyp, but the reviewed repository contains no stream directory; obtain the legitimate matching shell before testing.
The cooldown is not 30 minutes
Config.cooldownTime is 30 * 6000, which is 180,000 milliseconds: three minutes, despite the comment and notification claiming 30. The cooldown is held in client memory. It is not a server-enforced anti-abuse control. A second giveRandomItem definition overrides the first, and the active function does not apply Config.itemChance.
Reward validation needs repair
The server reward event accepts an item name and amount from the client and adds them without checking an active robbery, player proximity, a server-selected reward or prior collection. Move reward selection, authorization and cooldown enforcement to the server before use. Test canceled searches, repeated collection and missing inventory capacity. These are source findings, not a complete security audit or gameplay certification.