# Frameworks and compatibility

## cfg.ESX 

Set to ***true*** if you plan to use ESX Jobs to run the script, ***false*** if not applicable

```lua
cfg.ESX = true,
```

***

## cfg.QB 

Set to ***true*** if you plan to use QB Jobs to run the script, ***false*** if not applicable

```lua
cfg.QB = true,
```

***

## cfg.jobNames

Set the jobs which are allowed to use the medical part of the script (bags, oxygen ...). This will not affect the CPR part.

***BEFORE :*** 

```lua
cfg.jobNames = {
    'firefighters',
}
```

***AFTER*** 

```lua
cfg.jobNames = {
    'firefighters',
    'EMS',
    'Doctor',
}
```

***

## cfg.useCervicalCollar

Set to ***true*** if you have the cervical collar installed on the server. ***False*** by default.

```lua
cfg.useCervicalCollar = false,
```

***

## cfg.useDragDead

Set to ***true*** if you have the drag dead installed on the server. ***False*** by default.

<pre class="language-lua"><code class="lang-lua"><strong>cfg.useDragDead = true,
</strong></code></pre>

{% hint style="warning" %}
The start order in the cfg must be : \
\
ensure dragDead\
ensure cervicalCollar\
ensure medicalReanimation \
\
For the compatibility to be achieved correctly
{% endhint %}

***

## Revive Event

This is the event you should trigger in your revive functions (TX admin, ambulance job ...)\
\
\- ***Forced*** : sets if the script should force the revive event if player have stuff attached to him

<pre class="language-lua"><code class="lang-lua"><strong>--Client side
</strong><strong>TriggerEvent('pingouin:client:revive', forced --[[Bool]])
</strong></code></pre>

<pre><code><strong>--Server side
</strong><strong>TriggerClientEvent('pingouin:client:revive', cliendId, forced --[[Bool]])
</strong></code></pre>