fivem-lls-addon

Lua types for FiveM and RedM to use with Lua Language Server.

Usage

• Create a directory to hold all of your Lua addons (e.g. /home/dev/lua-addons).
• Add this repo to your directory (i.e. /home/dev/lua-addons/fivem-lls-addon).
• Create a .luarc.json file in your project with the contents below.
  • You should gitignore .luarc.json and provide .luarc.default.json for other users.
• Modify userThirdParty to point to your lua-addons directory.

git clone https://github.com/overextended/fivem-lls-addon.git

.luarc.json

{
	"$schema": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/LuaLS/vscode-lua/master/setting/schema.json",
	"workspace.checkThirdParty": "Ask",
	"workspace.userThirdParty": ["/home/dev/lua-addons"],
	"workspace.library": ["/home/dev/fxserver/server-data/resources/ox_lib"]
}

Tip

You can setup a top-level config in your workspace, rather than per-project if you prefer.
However, you will need per-project settings to support require paths.

Global settings

If you want these settings to apply globally to any Lua project (similar to cfxlua-vscode) you can do that too.

Zed

• Press CTRL+ALT+, or select "Open Settings File" from the menu.
• Create or modify your lsp settings with the changes below.

"lsp": {
  "lua-language-server": {
    "settings": {
      "Lua": {
        "workspace": {
          "checkThirdParty": "Ask",
          "userThirdParty": ["/home/dev/lua-addons"],
          "workspace.library": ["/home/dev/fxserver/server-data/resources/ox_lib"]
        },
      },
    },
  },
}

VSCode

• Open your settings and search for "thirdparty" from the Lua extension, then configure as above.