primeWeaponshop is an ESX weapon-shop menu built around NativeUI Reloaded and ox_lib. FiveMX inspected the public CentralSuck/primeWeaponshop repository on 23 July 2026 at commit 64c68c900741.
Verified package structure
The resource manifest declares the Cerulean FX version, GTA V, Lua 5.4, ox_lib as a shared script and NativeUI Reloaded as a client script. It loads config.lua on both client and server. The repository README lists ESX, NativeUI Reloaded and ox_lib as dependencies and instructs administrators to configure the resource before starting it.
The inspected config supports cash and bank payments, English and German labels, a configurable blip, configurable shop NPC models and nine default shop coordinates. The example inventory contains two weapons plus a normal item named bread. That last entry demonstrates that the menu can sell item records as well as weapon identifiers; it is not a sensible production magazine definition unless your inventory deliberately uses that item.
Checks before installation
- Pin the reviewed repository commit and inspect every Lua file before copying it to the server.
- Install compatible ESX, NativeUI Reloaded and ox_lib versions in the required start order.
- Replace every example weapon, item, price, ped and location with your approved economy configuration.
- Verify how the server validates cash, bank balances, item capacity and duplicate weapons.
- Test purchases as a normal player, with insufficient funds, with a full inventory and after reconnecting.
Economy and permission risks
A client-side menu is not proof that price and item decisions are enforced server-side. Review the server event and confirm that a player cannot submit an arbitrary weapon, amount or negative price. Match weapon access to your server rules and jurisdiction; do not expose restricted weapons merely because they appear in the example config.
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bonjour , comment on l’install ?