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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.cc-scripts.com/llms.txt

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cc_lib is the glue layer the rest of the CC Scripts stack builds on. It wraps third-party resources (qbx_core, ox_inventory, ox_target, ox_doorlock, ox_lib, qbx_vehiclekeys) behind a stable, named API, and ships its own TaskUI — the on-screen task list with a master countdown and per-task checkbox/counter/timer chips. If you swap an underlying resource later, the wrapper changes; your heist code doesn’t.

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At a glance

Single export

Everything is reached via local cc = exports.cc_lib:GetLib(). There’s one shape on the client and one on the server.

Module auto-detection

On resource start, cc_lib probes for the supported backing resources and loads the matching adapter. Missing? The module slot is simply absent — calls error early instead of silently no-op’ing.

TaskUI

Server-authoritative task list rendered as a corner NUI. Master timer, per-task status, per-task counter chips, and per-task countdown chips. Survives respawn via auto re-sync.

Used everywhere

cc_heistcontracts, cc_pacificheist, cc_paletoheist, cc_fleecaheist all depend on this. Boot order matters — see Installation.

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What’s inside

TaskUI

Full TaskUI reference: list lifecycle, master timer, task status, counter chips, and per-task countdown timers.

Module reference

Every adapter module — Core, Inventory, Groups, Doorlock, Notification, Target, Interface, VehicleKeys — and what backing resource each one wraps.

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Calling shape

-- Server
local cc = exports.cc_lib:GetLib()
cc.Core.AddMoney(src, 'cash', 5000, 'heist payout')

-- Client
local cc = exports.cc_lib:GetLib()
local zoneId = cc.Target.AddSphereZone({
    coords = vector3(100.0, 200.0, 30.0),
    radius = 1.5,
    options = { { label = 'Loot', onSelect = function() end } },
})
Module surfaces differ between client and server — Notification and Core are server-only; Target and Interface are client-only. The full table is in the Module reference. Modules whose backing resource isn’t running are absent from the cc table — guard with if cc.Inventory then ... if you can’t assume the dependency is up.