> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://fligtdev.gitbook.io/fligtdev-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://fligtdev.gitbook.io/fligtdev-docs/common-questions.md).

# Common questions

#### Which frameworks are supported? <a href="#which-frameworks-are-supported" id="which-frameworks-are-supported"></a>

All of our resources are compatible with all major frameworks. The scripts are designed in a way that framework-specific logic is centralized and left unencrypted. This allows you to easily adjust a few simple functions to make the resource work with a different framework.We also include pre-configured settings for the most commonly used frameworks, such as ESX and QB, as well as popular related resources.

#### How do I download my script? <a href="#how-do-i-download-my-script" id="how-do-i-download-my-script"></a>

Because we use the official FiveM asset escrow system, all resources are distributed through FiveM Keymaster. You can access your purchases here: <https://keymaster.fivem.net/asset-grants>​

#### Can I use oxmysql instead of my current MySQL resource? <a href="#can-i-use-oxmysql-instead-of-my-current-mysql-resource" id="can-i-use-oxmysql-instead-of-my-current-mysql-resource"></a>

Yes, oxmysql can be used as a replacement for ghmattimysql or mysql-async. After removing your previous MySQL dependency, you can install oxmysql, and the system should continue to function without major changes. The process is generally quick and straightforward.

#### Can I switch to MariaDB? <a href="#can-i-switch-to-mariadb" id="can-i-switch-to-mariadb"></a>

If you are not already using MariaDB, you can migrate from MySQL to MariaDB. To do this, create a database dump containing your existing tables and data. After installing MariaDB, import this dump into your new database to complete the migration.


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