Custom import file for FiveM script. More information the first comment: https://gist.github.com/grdlo/04a945c5144a4f4ac5c19ce1728f0bb8?permalink_comment_id=4244975#gistcomment-4244975

fximport.lua

---
--- This file is free to use anywhere.
--- You can use, edit, and distribuate this files as long as
--- the header credits is keep intact or at least with the current info
---
--- @author https://github.com/grdlo
--- @repository https://gist.github.com/grdlo/04a945c5144a4f4ac5c19ce1728f0bb8
--- @version 1.0.0
---

local scriptname = "<YourScriptNameHere>"
local library = {
    server = {
        "<YourFileToImport>"
    },
    shared = {
        "<YourFileToImport>"
    },
    client = {
        "<YourFileToImport>"
    }
}

local function import(file)
    load(LoadResourceFile(scriptname, file))()
end

local function foreach(filesArray, func)
    for k, v in pairs(filesArray or {}) do func(v) end
end

(function()
    foreach(library.shared, import)
    if IsDuplicityVersion() then
        foreach(library.server, import)
    else
        foreach(library.client, import)
    end
end)()

How to use-it ?

1- Copy the fximport.lua file into the root directory of your script (this is the same folder of your fxmanifest.lua)
2- Open the fximport.lua file and edit the following variables :

• scriptname: define a string here holding the current name of the script (wich will work as a library)
• library.server: define an indexed array here holding the clients files to be loaded
• library.shared: define an indexed array here holding the clients files to be loaded
• library.client: define an indexed array here holding the clients files to be loaded

You can now load you Library Script in other script by adding the following line in the shared_scripts configuration method of the fxmanifest :

@<you-library-script-name>/fximport.lua

The fxmanifest.lua should look like something similar to that:

fx_version('cerulean')
games({ 'gta5' })

shared_scripts({
    "@<you-library-script-name>/fximport.lua",
    ...
})

server_scripts({
    ...
})

client_scripts({
    ...
})

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