
How to Migrate ESX → QBCore the Right Way
You want a clean switch from ESX to QBCore without losing data or breaking core systems. Follow this plan. You…
Ship the same resource across ESX, QBCore, and QBOX—without three codebases. This pillar is a practical playbook for scripters and maintainers: deterministic mappings, drop-in adapters, safe DB migrations, and CI that proves your script works everywhere.
What you’ll find here:
Tri-way mapping tables: events, exports, player model fields (identifiers, jobs, money, inventory), callbacks (client/server).
Adapter patterns: thin interfaces to normalize ESX↔QBCore↔QBOX (notifications, target/progress, command/permission hooks) with minimal diffs.
Framework detection helper: runtime-safe detection for es_extended, qb-core, qbx_core with fallbacks and feature flags.
SQL & identifier migration: steam/license → citizenid, Accounts → Money; crosswalks, backfills, and rollback-safe migrations.
Testing matrix & CI: GitHub Actions matrix to validate one script across frameworks; contract tests, smoke tests, and perf/resmon checks.
Sample adapter repo: fxmanifest, adapters, fixtures, and example ports you can copy.
No fluff—just copy-paste adapters, verified mappings, and CI templates you can drop into your repo today.

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