Server-side exports

Here you can find all the server-side exports of our phone.

setPlayerPhoneNumber(source, number)

exports.high_phone:setPlayerPhoneNumber(source, number)

Description

Sets a specified online player's phone number. It does not modify the number inside the database! Only in the players cache.

Arguments

Argument number	Argument name	Example value
1	source	1
2	number	"123"

getPlayerPhoneNumber(source)

local phoneNumber = exports.high_phone:getPlayerPhoneNumber(source)

Description

Gets a specified online player's phone number.

Arguments

Argument number	Argument name	Example value
1	source	1

Returned data

Returns a string containing the player's phone number.

getPlayerBankNumber(source)

local bankNumber = exports.high_phone:getPlayerBankNumber(source)

Description

Gets a specified online player's bank number.

Arguments

Argument number	Argument name	Example value
1	source	1

Returned data

Returns a string containing the player's bank number.

setPlayerBankNumber(source, number)

exports.high_phone:setPlayerBankNumber(source, number)

Description

Sets a specified online player's bank number. It does not modify the number inside the database! Only in the players cache.

Arguments

Argument number	Argument name	Example value
1	source	1
2	number	"123"

getPlayerMailAddress(source)

local mailAddress = exports.high_phone:getPlayerMailAddress(source)

Description

Gets a specified online player's mail address.

Arguments

Argument number	Argument name	Example value
1	source	1

Returned data

Returns a string containing the player's current mail address.

getPlayerTwitterEmail(source)

local mailAddress = exports.high_phone:getPlayerTwitterEmail(source)

Description

Gets a specified online player's twitter mail address.

Arguments

Argument number	Argument name	Example value
1	source	1

Returned data

Returns a string containing the player's current twitter mail address.

getPlayerTwitterData(source)

local twitterData = exports.high_phone:getPlayerTwitterData(source)

Description

Gets a specified online player's twitter data.

Arguments

Argument number	Argument name	Example value
1	source	1

Returned data

{
    id = 0,-- The ID of the account.
    email = "123", -- The email address of the account.
    nickname = "Example", -- The nickname of the account.
    picture = "https://image.com/image.png", -- The profile picture of the account.
    banner = "https://image.com/image.png", -- The banner of the account.
    joinedAt = 0, -- Timestamp in milliseconds when the account was created.
    followers = "[]", -- Json encoded list of followers.
    following = "[]", -- Json encoded list of users that the player follows.
    blockedUsers = "[]", -- Json encoded list of blocked users.
    bannedUntil = 0, -- Timestamp until when the account is banned.
    rank = "default" -- The account's rank.
}

Returns nil if the player is not logged into twitter.

sendMessageToNumber(number, from, content, attachments)

local success = exports.high_phone:sendMessageToNumber(number, from, content, attachments)

Description

Sends a message to the specified phone number, notifies the player with that number if online.

Arguments

Argument number	Argument name	Example value	Description
1	number	"123"	The number that the message should be sent to.
2	from	"123"	The number that the message will come from.
3	content	"Test Message"	The message text content.
4	attachments	{{image: "Test"}} OR json.encode({image: "Test"})	Either a table or a json encoded string of attachments.

Returned data

Returns true once the message is successfully sent.

GPS locations

This is different from other phones, here you have to send the location in the content with this code:

string.format("(GPS:%s,%s)", x, y) -- x, y being the coordinates of the location.

For example if you want to send the location, an example of the code would be:

exports.high_phone:sendMessageToNumber(
    "123", 
    "123", 
    "Person dead at" .. string.format("(GPS:%s,%s)", 123.0, 123.0)
)

Make sure you replace 123.0, 123.0 with the actual coordinates! That's only an example!

Attachments

Lets say you want to attach an image to the message, use this table to add messages:

{
    {image = "https://imagelink.com/image.png"}
}

A whole event example:

exports.high_phone:sendMessageToNumber(
    "123",
    "123",
    "Here's an attachment",
    {
        {image = "https://imagelink.com/image.png"}
    }
)

sendMessageToPlayer(playerSource, from, content, attachments)

local success = exports.high_phone:sendMessageToPlayer(playerSource, from, content, attachments)

Description

Sends a message to the specified online player.

Arguments

Argument number	Argument name	Example value	Description
1	playerSource	1	The player that the message should be sent to.
2	from	"123"	The number that the message will come from.
3	content	"Test Message"	The message text content.
4	attachments	{{image: "Test"}} OR json.encode({image: "Test"})	Either a table or a json encoded string of attachments.

Returned data

Returns true once the message is successfully sent and false if the player is offline/not found.

GPS locations

This is different from other phones, here you have to send the location in the content with this code:

string.format("(GPS:%s,%s)", x, y) -- x, y being the coordinates of the location.

For example if you want to send the location, an example of the code would be:

exports.high_phone:sendMessageToNumber(
    "123", 
    "123", 
    "Person dead at" .. string.format("(GPS:%s,%s)", 123.0, 123.0)
)

Make sure you replace 123.0, 123.0 with the actual coordinates! That's only an example!

Attachments

Lets say you want to attach an image to the message, use this table to add messages:

{
    {image = "https://imagelink.com/image.png"}
}

A whole event example:

exports.high_phone:sendMessageToNumber(
    "123",
    "123",
    "Here's an attachment",
    {
        {image = "https://imagelink.com/image.png"}
    }
)