LS MDT (QBCore)

LS MDT (with ls-core) is a police data terminal for FiveM. Officers open it with /openmdt and work with dispatch calls, records and department data in one UI.

Features

• Dispatch: officers see dispatch calls in the MDT, including on the MDT map (via ls-dispatch).
• Dashboard with wanted persons and vehicles, dispatches and a bulletin board.
• Person management: view personal information and create warrants.
• Records: create incidents, reports and BOLOs.
• Department management: chiefs can hire, fire and change the grade of officers.
• Radio channel set through pma-voice.
• Click and attachment sounds in the UI.
• Police jobs configurable in config.lua (default police as LSPD and sheriff as BCSO), optional webhook.

Important package disclosure

• The included README identifies the code as a GPLv3 derivative of ps-mdt.
• The README warns about code quality, the way queries are handled and high resource usage, and states that no support is provided.
• The included ls-mdt config calls QBCore functions directly (qb-core, charinfo, apartments table). ls-core has a framework switch for ESX and QB, but ESX use of the MDT is not confirmed by the package.

Inspect the license and source, audit permissions and SQL, and performance-test this resource before any live deployment.

Requirements

• QBCore (as configured in the package)
• ls-core (included)
• ls-dispatch for dispatch calls
• pma-voice
• A MySQL resource (ls-core supports mysql-async, ghmattimysql and oxmysql; default is mysql-async)

Installation

• Import ls-core/main.sql and ls-mdt/mdt_sql.sql (tables ls_core, mdt_bolo, mdt_bulletin, mdt_data, mdt_incidents, mdt_report).
• Set LS_CORE_CONFIG.FRAMEWORK and DATABASE_NAME in ls-core/config.lua.
• Add ensure ls-core and then ensure ls-mdt to your server.cfg.