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# Client-side

{% hint style="warning" %}
IMPORTANT: This Exports work only above Version 2.5.0 of OP Garages Script 
{% endhint %}

## isInGarageZone

***

```lua
exports['op-garages']:isInGarageZone()
```

Return boolean value

Example Usage:

```lua
RegisterCommand('isingaragezone', function()
    local isInGarageZone = exports['op-garages']:isInGarageZone()
    print(isInGarageZone)
end)
```

## openGarageIfInZone

***

```lua
exports['op-garages']:openGarageIfInZone()
```

Open garage if player is inside zone of some garage.

This is useful if you want to integrate radial menu into the script.

Example Usage:

```lua
RegisterCommand('openisingaragezone', function()
    local isInGarageZone = exports['op-garages']:isInGarageZone()
    if isInGarageZone then
        exports['op-garages']:openGarageIfInZone()
    end
end)
```

## OpenGarageHere

***

```lua
exports['op-garages']:OpenGarageHere(coords, disablePreview)
```

This event will Open Garage or Hide and Save Current player Vehicle.

* coords: `vec4` 
* disablePreview: `boolean`

Example Usage:

```lua
RegisterCommand('testgarage', function()
    exports['op-garages']:OpenGarageHere()
end)
```

## ClientaddTempPrivateGarage

***

```lua
exports['op-garages']:ClientaddTempPrivateGarage(Label, Type, Coords, Radius, PrivatePlayersList, cb)
```

* Label: `string`
* Type: `car | air | sea`
* Coords: `table`
  * CenterOfZone: `vec4`
  * AccessPoint: `vec4` (Only whe Type: sea | air)
* Radius: `number`
* PrivatePlayersList: `object`
  * id: `string` (Player CitizenID or Char)
  * name: `string`(Player Name and Lastname, you can leave it "")
* cb: `function`

This export have callback which returns created garage id.

Example Usage:

```lua
local Coords = {
    CenterOfZone = vec4(-1796.2642, 398.0186, 110.9659, 161.2089),
    AccessPoint = vec4(0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0) -- Leave 0.0 if it's 'car' garage.
}
local PrivatePlayersList = {
    {
        id = "char1:7e0ec7b80d186fd8c29f6631e4377e75812fe8fd",
        name = ""
    }
}

-- Or instead of PrivatePlayersList as a table you can simply set this to player server id.
-- Example: PrivatePlayersList = 15

exports['op-garages']:ClientaddTempPrivateGarage("Bagieta Garage", "car", Coords, 15, PrivatePlayersList, function(garageId)
    print(garageId)
end)
```

## ClientremoveTempPrivateGarage

***

* Index: `number`

Example Usage:

```lua
exports['op-garages']:ClientremoveTempPrivateGarage(garageId)
```

## ClientaddTempGangGarage

***

```lua
exports['op-garages']:ClientaddTempGangGarage(Label, Type, Coords, Radius, GangName, GangGrade, Mode, zPoints, onespawn, cb)
```

* Label: `string`
* Type: `car | air | sea`
* Coords: `table`
  * CenterOfZone: `vec4`
  * AccessPoint: `vec4` (Only whe Type: sea | air)
* Radius: `number`
* GangName: `string`
* GangGrade: `number`
* Mode: `string: owned | spawner`
* zPoints: `table | nil`
* onespawn: `vec4 | nil`
* cb: `function`

This export have callback which returns created garage id.

Example Usage:

```lua
local Coords = {
    CenterOfZone = vec4(-1796.2642, 398.0186, 110.9659, 161.2089),
    AccessPoint = vec4(0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0) -- Leave 0.0 if it's 'car' garage.
}

local zPoints = {
    minZ = 15.0,
    maxZ = 25.0
}
-- You can leave zPoints nil or false if you don't want to use it!

exports['op-garages']:ClientaddTempGangGarage("Ballas Garage", "car", Coords, 15, "ballas", 0, "owned", zPoints, nil, function(garageId)
    print(garageId)
end)
```

## ClientremoveTempGangGarage

***

* Index: `number`

Example Usage:

```lua
exports['op-garages']:ClientremoveTempGangGarage(garageId)
```


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