# Functions/Events

### server/ecitable-main.lua

#### Bank Reward System

#### Event: `enyo-doctorsim:giveBankMoney`

**Purpose:** Give money to a player’s bank depending on the configured framework.

**Validation Checks:**

```lua
if not amount or type(amount) ~= "number" or amount < 1 then
    print(("[WARNING] Invalid or missing amount provided by player %s"):format(playerId))
    return
end
```

**Framework-specific behavior:**

```lua
-- QBCore
Player.Functions.AddMoney("bank", amount, "reward")

-- ESX
xPlayer.addAccountMoney("bank", amount)

-- Standalone
bankAccounts[playerId] = bankAccounts[playerId] + amount
TriggerClientEvent("chat:addMessage", playerId, {
    args = { "[BANK]", "You received $" .. amount }
})
```

***

#### Job Validation System

#### Function: `HasRequiredJob(playerSource)`

**Purpose:** Checks if a player has the required job from:

```lua
Config.RequiredJob
```

**Returns:**

```lua
true  -- Player has the required job
false -- Player does NOT have the required job
```

***

#### ESX Job Check

```lua
local xPlayer = ESX.GetPlayerFromId(playerSource)
if xPlayer and xPlayer.getJob() then
    jobName = xPlayer.getJob().name
end
return jobName == Config.RequiredJob
```

***

#### QBCore Job Check

```lua
local qbPlayer = Framework.Functions.GetPlayer(playerSource)
if qbPlayer and qbPlayer.PlayerData and qbPlayer.PlayerData.job then
    jobName = qbPlayer.PlayerData.job.name
end
return jobName == Config.RequiredJob
```

***

#### Standalone Job Check

By default, standalone mode **always returns true**:

```lua
print('WARNING: Job check is running in standalone mode. Add custom logic!')
return true
```

**Recommended integration for standalone:**

```lua
jobName = exports['your-job-script']:GetPlayerJob(playerSource)
return jobName == Config.RequiredJob
```


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