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# Overview

Modern notifications and interaction prompts for FiveM resources.

Noctra Notify provides notifications and Text UI prompts through one lightweight, framework-independent resource.

It can be called directly from any client resource or connected to your framework notification helpers.

## Main features

* Success, error, warning, and information notifications.
* Optional notification titles and configurable display time.
* Six notification positions and three Text UI positions.
* Multiple Text UI prompts with individual IDs.
* Table and positional export formats.
* Server-to-client notification support.
* Global position overrides for consistent UI placement.
* No framework or database dependency.

## Notifications

Notifications include a type, message, optional title, duration, and position. Up to five can be displayed at once, with older notifications closing as new ones arrive.

## Text UI

Text UI prompts display a title, action text, and key. Each prompt can use its own ID, allowing a resource to update or hide it without affecting prompts created by another resource.

Up to eight prompts can be active at once. Available positions are left, right, and bottom.

## Where to begin

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[Installation](/noctra-notify/installation.md)
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[Exports](/noctra-notify/exports.md)
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