[RELEASE] Community Bridge – A Compatibility Layer for FiveM Resources
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What is Community Bridge?
Community Bridge is a modular, extensible, and unbranded compatibility layer for FiveM, built to make cross-framework development simple and consistent.
It provides a unified API that supports all major roleplay frameworks—QBCore, ESX, QBox, and even custom frameworks—to help developers avoid rewriting the same logic across multiple servers or scripts.
Instead of bundling your resource with yet another lib, Community Bridge offers an open-source, shared solution backed by a growing team of contributors.
Built by the community for the community. Powered by over 17 contributors (and growing).
Some of our modules!
Frameworks
- QBCore, QBox, ESX
Inventory Systems
- Compatible with all major inventories that support metadata
Dispatch & MDT
- Compatible with all major dispatch/mdt systems
Targeting
- Compatible with all major target systems
Door Locks
- Compatible with all major door lock systems
Vehicle Keys
- Compatible with all major vehicle key/locking systems
Fuel Systems
- Compatible with all major fuel systems
Clothing / Appearance
- illenium-appearance, fivem-appearance, qb-clothing, esx_skin, rcore_clothes
- And fallback/default systems
…and many more modules not listed here. If you’ve thought of it—we probably support it.
Community & Support
Need help? Want to contribute? Just want to talk with like minded people?
Come hang out in our community:
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Why Use Community Bridge?
- Universal framework support
- Modular usage, only use what you need
- Production tested on 500+ servers
- open source and actively maintained
- Made for everyone and yes, we’re actually nice
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Will Community Bridge support new frameworks in the future?
A: Yes! We’re always tracking new frameworks and adding integration as needed.
Q: Can I use this with my custom framework?
A: 100%. It’s built to be extended to fit your needs.
Q: How often is it updated?
A: Regular updates driven by community feedback, issues, and contributions.
Origins
The project was originally started by @TheRealMrNewb, and shortly after, @gononono64 joined as co-lead. Together, they focused on restructuring the bridge and enhancing its modularity to support future expansion and long-term maintainability.
The community bridge wouldn’t be here without them or the many others who’ve contributed along the way (a ton of people we have listed in the repo or as contributors in our discord). This project represents a shared effort to reduce dev friction and make development smoother for everyone in the FiveM community.
