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# [PAID] Brew Multijob

> Effortlessly manage multiple jobs with our intuitive and efficient multijob system, designed for seamless player interaction.

# Brew Multijob: Advanced Job Management System

Brew Multijob is a comprehensive system designed to manage multiple jobs for players seamlessly. It provides an intuitive interface and efficient backend to handle job swaps and data retrieval, enhancing player interaction and server management.

## Features

* **Effortless job management** for players
* **Intuitive interface** for seamless interaction
* **Efficient backend** for quick data retrieval and job swaps
* **Server-side only**

## How to use the commands

To use the commands, you need to have the ace command permission on your server.
Here is a example to enable all commands for the admin group.
You need to replace identifier: with a valid identifier of you or the person you want to give the permission to.

```lua theme={null}
add_ace group.admin command allow
add_principal identifier: .... group.admin
```

If you want to give only the permission to a specific command, you can use the following command.
Here a example to give the permission to the multijob command to the admin group.

```lua theme={null}
add_ace group.admin command.multijob allow
add_principal identifier: .... group.admin
```

You can also create own groups and give the permission to them.
As small additional information for developers: This function is used on the server side to check if player got a specific permission.

```lua theme={null}
if IsPlayerAceAllowed(playerSource, "the.permission.name.you.want") then
    -- do your code here
end
```

## Exports

### `getMultijobData()`

```lua theme={null}
---@param src integer The source ID of the user
exports.brew_multijob:getMultijobData(src) -- returns the multijob data for the user
```

*Retrieves all job-related data for the specified user.*

### `swapPlayerJob()`

```lua theme={null}
---@param slotnumber integer The slot number to swap to
exports.brew_multijob:swapPlayerJob(slotnumber) -- swaps the player's current job to the specified slot
```

*Swaps the player's current job to the job associated with the specified slot number.*