tLib

One NUI menu, one dialog and toast system, one themeable surface, one HUD editor, one HTTP port — and 40 Lua modules reached through a tlib global you never declare.

dependencies { 'tLib' }

shared_scripts {
    '@tLib/imports.lua',
}

exports['tLib']:ShowToast(nil, 'success', 'tLib is running', 'Installed correctly.')

What it is not

• Not a framework. It detects the framework you already run and normalises what it reports — see access.
• Not configured in a file. There is no config.lua. Owners set convars in server.cfg — see Convars.
• Not invisible when it stops. A tLib restart takes its consumers' menus with it; they re-register when it returns — see the lifecycle adapter.

Requirements

Helping us fix things

tLib does not report its own faults to us. When one of our resources throws on your server the error sits in your console, and unless someone opens a ticket we never learn it happened.

One line opts in to sending the faults in our code — errors, warnings, renderer crashes and slow-operation outliers, with no IP, no licence key, no server name and no player identifiers:

set tlib_telemetry 1

It is off unless you set it, nothing is gated behind it, and Diagnostics is the full account of what is and is not sent.

Licence

MIT, source included. See LICENSE.md in the repository.