Alert

This resource provides a synchronous (blocking) Alert Dialog system. It utilizes Citizen.Await to pause code execution until the user interacts with the alert, making logic flows linear and easy to write.

⚙️ Exports

You can access these functions from any other resource using the exports handler.

ShowAlert

Opens a customizable alert dialog and awaits a user response.

local result = exports['ak47_lib']:ShowAlert(data)

Parameters (data table):

Property	Type	Default	Description
header	string	nil	The title text of the alert.
content	string	nil	The body text. Supports \n for new lines and Markdown (e.g., **bold**).
centered	boolean	false	If true, centers the text within the dialog.
cancel	boolean	false	If true, displays a "Cancel" button alongside the confirm button.
size	string	config	The width of the dialog. Options usually include 'sm', 'md', 'lg'.
labels	table	nil	Custom text for buttons. See Label Object below.
colors	table	config	Custom Hex colors. See Color Object below.
borders	table	config	Array of border positions (e.g., {'bottom'}).

Return Value:

• 'confirm': User clicked the confirm button.
• 'cancel': User clicked cancel, the alert was overwritten, or the UI was forcibly closed.

Note: If an alert is already active when ShowAlert is called, the new function call will immediately return 'cancel' to prevent overlapping UIs.

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HideAlert

Forcibly closes the currently active alert (if any) and resolves its promise as 'cancel'.

exports['ak47_lib']:HideAlert()

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🧩 Data Objects

Label Object

Used inside the labels parameter to change button text.

{
    confirm = "Yes, Do it", -- Text for the primary button
    cancel = "No, Go back"  -- Text for the secondary button (if cancel = true)
}

Color Object

Used inside the colors parameter to override default styling.

{
    colorPrimary = '#1F1F1F',   -- Background color
    colorSecondary = '#FF5555', -- Accent/Button color
    colorText = '#FFFFFF'       -- Text color
}

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💡 Examples

Example 1: Basic Information

A simple notification that pauses the script until acknowledged.

local result = exports['ak47_lib']:ShowAlert({
    header = 'Welcome',
    content = 'Welcome to the server! Please read the rules.',
    centered = true,
    size = 'sm'
})

print('User acknowledged the alert.')

Example 2: Confirmation Logic

Using the return value to determine the next step.

local choice = exports['ak47_lib']:ShowAlert({
    header = 'Purchase Vehicle',
    content = 'Are you sure you want to buy this vehicle for **$50,000**?',
    cancel = true, -- Enable cancel button
    labels = {
        confirm = 'Purchase',
        cancel = 'Walk Away'
    }
})

if choice == 'confirm' then
    TriggerServerEvent('buyVehicle')
    print('Vehicle purchased')
else
    print('Purchase cancelled')
end

Example 3: Danger/Warning Style

Customizing colors to indicate a dangerous action (red styling).

local confirmation = exports['ak47_lib']:ShowAlert({
    header = 'DELETE CHARACTER',
    content = 'This action is **irreversible**.\nAre you sure?',
    centered = true,
    cancel = true,
    size = 'md',
    colors = {
        colorPrimary = '#360000', -- Dark Red Background
        colorSecondary = '#FF0000', -- Bright Red Buttons
        colorText = '#FFFFFF'
    },
    borders = {'bottom', 'top'},
    labels = { confirm = 'PERMANENTLY DELETE', cancel = 'Cancel' }
})

if confirmation == 'confirm' then
    -- Delete logic here
end

Example 4: Handling Overlaps

Since the function returns immediately if another alert is open, you can handle that edge case.

local status = exports['ak47_lib']:ShowAlert({ header = 'Test' })

if status == 'cancel' then
    -- Note: This could mean the user clicked cancel OR 
    -- simply that the UI was already open.
    print('Alert closed or could not open.')
end