Original repository and installation reference<\/a><\/p>\nMatch the resource and inventory<\/h2>\n
Keep the resource name sf_camerasecurity: the documented ox_inventory exports use it. Select the actual framework, inventory and target in config.lua. Use the matching item definitions from the README and copy install\/item-images to that inventory\u2019s image location. With ox_inventory, add its items there instead of duplicating them in qb-core. Check existing screwdriverset definitions before adding another.<\/p>\n
Back up before automatic database creation<\/h2>\n
server\/main.lua creates sf_cams if it is absent and then loads saved cameras. This does not import inventory items or prove compatibility with a different existing schema. Test startup and persistence on a separate database first. AutoRepairCameras also affects whether broken-camera and signal changes are written to storage; verify restart behavior rather than assuming all changes persist.<\/p>\n
Resolve access checks before public use<\/h2>\n
At commit 6af8ef1, the purchase handler accepts client-supplied price, item and quantity without checking them against the configured shop. Camera deletion and signal changes lack the expected ownership or job validation, and the camera-list callback returns the full stored list. Menu restrictions alone do not enforce server permissions. Have these paths corrected and tested before public deployment.<\/p>\n
Test access with unauthorized and authorized accounts, including off-duty jobs and a different personal-camera owner. Verify allowed products, positive quantities, server-calculated prices, camera ownership and filtered camera data. This was a source review, not an exploit test, complete security audit or gameplay certification. The original preview is retained.<\/p>\n