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locale: This defines the language settings of the MDT (Mobile Data Terminal).
Value: "en_US"
Description: Sets the locale to English (U.S. variant).
For other available languages: .
dateFormat: Defines the structure in which dates and times are displayed.
Value: "dd-MM-yyyy HH:mm:ss"
Description:
dd: Day (two digits)
MM: Month (two digits)
yyyy: Year (four digits)
HH: Hour (24-hour format, two digits)
mm: Minutes (two digits)
ss: Seconds (two digits)
inventory: Specifies the location where images for evidence items are stored.
Value: "nui://ox_inventory/web/images/"
Description:
nui://: An internal URI scheme specific to FiveM, indicating that the resource is within the FiveM NUI system.
ox_inventory: The name of the inventory system or resource being referenced.
/web/images/: The path within that resource where the images are located.
dashboard: Currently in works
no_image: Placeholder image URL to be used if a citizen does not have an associated image.
Value: https://snworksceo.imgix.net/dtc/...
Display Options: Toggles to determine which sections should be visible in the UI for a citizen's profile. If set to true, the corresponding section will be shown; otherwise, it will be hidden.
show_identity: Display citizen's identity information.
show_licences: Display citizen's licenses (e.g., driving, fishing).
show_tags: Display tags associated with the citizen.
show_vehicles: Display vehicles owned by the citizen.
show_housing: Display citizen's housing or property information.
show_employment: Display citizen's employment details.
show_weapons: Display weapons registered to the citizen.
show_incidents: Display incidents involving the citizen.
show_reports: Display reports associated with the citizen.
show_gallery: Display a gallery or collection of images related to the citizen.
tags: Array of predefined tags that can be applied to citizens.
Each tag consists of:
key: A unique identifier for the tag.
label: The display name of the tag.
type: Represents the visual appearance/style of the tag based on its context. For instance:
success: Typically displayed in green, indicating a positive or neutral note.
warning: Displayed in yellow/orange, indicating a potential risk or caution.
error: Displayed in red, indicating danger or a severe issue.
info: Displayed in blue, typically used for general information.
Display Options: These toggles dictate which sections of incident-related information will be visible in the UI.
show_location: Display the location where the incident occurred.
show_officers: Show the officers involved or linked to the incident.
show_citizens: Show the citizens involved or affected by the incident.
show_incidents: Display related or similar incidents.
show_reports: Display reports associated with the incident.
show_evidence: Show evidence, like photos or items, linked to the incident.
show_vehicles: Display vehicles associated with the incident.
show_tags: Show tags or labels that have been applied to the incident.
show_gallery: Display a gallery or collection of images related to the incident.
Fine and Penalty Management:
fine_reduction: Allows for a reduction in monetary fines related to the incident.
jail_reduction: Permits a reduction in jail time related to the incident.
points_reduction: If true, allows the reduction of points in a demerit or penalty point system (e.g., for traffic violations). If false, point reductions are not permitted.
reductions: An array of percentages. These values represent the available options for reducing fines. For instance, a value of 25 would mean a 25% reduction in the fine amount is possible.
Display Options: These toggles determine which facets of report information will be visible in the user interface.
show_location: Shows the location relevant to the report.
show_officers: Displays officers that are either mentioned in or associated with the report.
show_citizens: Presents citizens that are either involved in or the subjects of the report.
show_incidents: Indicates related incidents that may have led to or been mentioned within the report.
show_reports: Show related or associated reports.
show_evidence: Displays any evidence, which could be in the form of photographs, documents, or other items, tied to the report.
show_vehicles: Show vehicles that are associated or mentioned within the report.
show_tags: Indicates any tags or labels that have been appended to the report, providing a quick overview or categorization.
show_gallery: Reveals a gallery or collection of images or media associated with the report.
no_image: Represents a default or placeholder image that appears when a specific image for the BOLO subject is not provided. For instance, the provided URL points to an image of a Nissan Skyline. This could be an example image for a vehicle BOLO when there's no specific vehicle image available.
Tags: These labels can be used to categorize or provide quick overviews of the nature of the BOLO.
value: A unique identifier for each tag.
label: The actual textual label or name of the tag, providing a description.
type: Associates a visual hint (usually a color) to the tag, helping in quickly discerning the urgency or nature of the BOLO.
"success": Typically rendered in green, denoting positive or non-threatening situations.
"warning": Usually shown in yellow or orange, indicating caution.
"error": Often rendered in red, highlighting high-risk or dangerous situations.
"info": Normally blue, signifying general information.
no_image: A default image that is displayed when there's no specific photo provided for the individual or location associated with the warrant. The given URL leads to a placeholder image which could be a standard image signifying the absence of a unique photo.
Tags: These are descriptive labels that offer an instant overview of the nature or urgency of the warrant.
value: An identifier for each tag, ensuring it's unique.
label: This is the textual description or name of the tag.
type: Gives a color-coded cue associated with the tag, assisting in immediate recognition of the warrant's significance.
"success": Often green, indicating a non-threatening or positive status.
"warning": Typically in yellow or orange, signaling caution or elevated concern.
"error": Generally red, denoting critical alerts or high danger.
"info": Usually blue, for generic information.
no_image: When no specific photo of a vehicle is provided, this default image URL will be used. The URL here links to a picture of a car, serving as a general representation of a vehicle.
show_information: Decides whether basic details about the vehicle (like make, model, year, color, and registration number) should be visible in the UI.
show_tags: Determines if the vehicle should have descriptive tags (as defined below) displayed in the UI.
show_gallery: Allows images associated with the vehicle to be shown. This can include pictures from different angles, damage, or any modifications.
show_incidents: If set to true, this displays any incidents or events the vehicle has been associated with, like traffic violations or accidents.
show_reports: Indicates whether any police reports linked to the vehicle should be visible.
show_evidence: If true, shows any evidence related to the vehicle. This might be pertinent in cases where the vehicle was used in a crime or has items of interest.
Tags: These are descriptive labels that provide an at-a-glance overview of the vehicle's status or its owner's background:
key: A unique identifier for each tag.
label: The visible name or description of the tag.
type: Represents the color code linked to the tag to ensure immediate recognition of its significance. The color cues are similar to previous explanations.
show_items: Determines if items related to the evidence should be displayed. For example, if the evidence is a weapon, then any related items like bullets or magazines may be shown.
show_officers: Indicates whether the details of the police officers connected to the evidence collection should be visible.
show_citizens: Decides if the associated citizens or suspects linked to the piece of evidence will be displayed.
show_incidents: If set to true, any relevant incidents or occurrences associated with the evidence will be presented.
show_reports: Displays any reports, such as police narratives, that involve the evidence.
show_evidence: A bit recursive, but it signifies whether detailed evidence specifics (possibly a deeper dive into the item or its chain of custody) should be visible.
show_tags: Allows for descriptive tags related to the evidence to be shown, giving a brief insight or status of the evidence.
show_gallery: This setting will show any associated images or photos linked to the evidence. This is vital for visual evidence like crime scene photographs or close-ups of specific items.
Categories: These provide a structured way to categorize evidence based on its type, making it more organized and easier to search or filter:
value: A unique identifier for each category.
label: The name or description of the category, which tells users about the type or nature of the evidence
Categories: This array helps in classifying legislations based on the domain they primarily concern. Each category is made of two components:
value: A unique numeric identifier for the category. This aids in differentiation and indexing.
label: This is the human-readable name or title of the category, providing clarity about what each category encompasses.
show_evidence: Determines if the evidence linked to a particular weapon should be displayed. Setting this to true will reveal any associated evidence when viewing a weapon's details.
show_tags: If set to true, any tags linked to the weapon will be shown. Tags can help classify or mark specific weapons with labels such as "confiscated", "evidence", or "registered".
no_image: This URL provides a placeholder image. If there's no specific image attached to a weapon in the registry, this default image will be shown to maintain consistency in the UI and provide a visual placeholder.
no_image: This URL provides a default image. If there's no specific image attached to a staff member, this placeholder image will be shown.
departments: This array holds the information for different departments, including:
value and label: These are unique identifiers and human-readable names for each department.
job: Denotes the role of personnel in that department.
emblem: A path to the emblem that represents the department.
ranks: An array that details the ranks within the department:
value: A unique identifier for the rank.
label: The human-readable name for the rank.
insignia: A path to the insignia associated with that rank.
grade: Denotes the seniority or level of the rank within the department. A higher number typically represents a higher grade.
sop (Standard Operating Procedures): Contains categories to which different standard operating procedures can be associated. These could guide officers and staff in various aspects of their job:
categories: An array detailing the types of standard operating procedures, like "General Procedures", "Arrest Procedures", etc.
Staff: This section seems to be dedicated to the profile or information of the personnel. It contains a placeholder image link (no_image) and boolean flags that determine which elements of a staff profile should be visible (show_alias, show_callsign, etc.)
Categories: This section contains swatches or color values (swatches) likely used to color-code or categorize information. The swatches array consists of RGB values.
Tags: This section contains a list of tags, which are commonly used in many systems to quickly identify or categorize items. Each tag has:
An id that presumably uniquely identifies the tag.
A label which is the display name of the tag.
A color which is likely used for a visual representation of the tag.
An identifier which seems to be another form of categorization or prioritization, with some tags not having an identifier (indicated by null).
no_image: Default image URL to be used when a new user is added and doesn't have a personal image.
colors: Provides a list of color options for the text editor:
image: Specifies the visual representation for a 403 (Forbidden) error using the provided image