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# Installation

### 1. Install

```
1. Install the Resource 
2. Place the `bonsai_notify` folder inside your FiveM resources directory.
```

### 2. Add to server.cfg

Add Bonsai Notify to your `server.cfg`

```
ensure bonsai_notify
```

### 3. Restart the Server

Restart your server.

Alternatively, during development you can start or restart the resource from the server console:

```
refresh
restart bonsai_notify
```

### 4. Test the Installation

Debug commands are available when the following option is enabled in `config.lua`

```
Config.Debug = true
```

You can then use:

```
/notifysuccess 
/notifyerror 
/notifywarning
/notifyinfo
/notifymoney
/notifydefault
/notifytest
```

{% hint style="info" %}
`/notifytest` displays all built-in notification types and is useful for testing stacking and appearance.
{% endhint %}

For a production server, it is recommended to use:

```
Config.Debug = false
```

### Dependencies

* Standalone


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