# Getting started

## Setup

1. Place `wlabs-towing` in your resources folder.
2. Import the SQL file for your framework.
3. Make sure your tow job exists and matches `Config.JobName`.
4. Review `config.lua` and set depot locations, rentals, rewards, and tow destinations.
5. Start `wlabs-towing` after its dependencies.

## Installation

### 1. Place Resource

Place `wlabs-towing` in your server resources folder.

### 2. Import Database

For Qbox or QB-Core, import:

`sql/towing_stats.sql`

For ESX, import:

`sql/esx.sql`

The ESX file also creates the default `tow` job and grade.

### 3. Set Job Name

Open `config.lua` and make sure this matches your server job:

```lua
Config.JobName = 'tow'
```

Tow drivers must have this job and be on duty to rent trucks, join dispatch, accept NPC jobs, and quote player tow requests.

### 4. Start Order

Start `wlabs-towing` after:

* Framework core (`qbx_core`, `qb-core`, or `es_extended`)
* `ox_lib`
* `oxmysql`
* `ox_target`
* `wlabs-tablet`

Example:

```server.cfg
ensure ox_lib
ensure oxmysql
ensure ox_target
ensure qbx_core
ensure wlabs-tablet
ensure wlabs-towing
```

Use `qb-core` or `es_extended` instead of `qbx_core` if that is your framework.


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