# Server Export

## `SendAlert`

Sends an alert notification to all players with the specified job type.

### Syntax

```lua
exports["Var-Alert"]:SendAlert(title, message, duration, code, alertType, coords, jobType, icon)
```

| Parameters  | Type                 | Description                                           |
| ----------- | -------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------- |
| `title`     | *string*             | The title of the alert.                               |
| `message`   | *string*             | The message/content of the alert.                     |
| `duration`  | *number*             | The duration (in ms) that the alert should be active. |
| `code`      | *string*             | A code associated with the alert.                     |
| `alertType` | *(string, optional)* | The type/category of the alert (default: "general").  |
| `coords`    | *vector3*            | The coordinates where the alert originated.           |
| `jobType`   | *string*             | The job that should receive the alert.                |
| `icon`      | *string*             | An icon identifier for the alert.                     |

## `GetPendingAlertsByJob`

Retrieves all pending (not accepted) alerts for a specific job type.

### **Syntax**

```lua
local alerts = exports["Var-Alert"]:GetPendingAlertsByJob(jobType)
```

| Parameters | Type     | Description                                     |
| ---------- | -------- | ----------------------------------------------- |
| `jobType`  | *string* | The job type for which to fetch pending alerts. |

| Returns  | Type    | Description                                     |
| -------- | ------- | ----------------------------------------------- |
| `alerts` | *table* | A list of pending alerts for the specified job. |

### **Example Usage**

```lua
local pendingPoliceAlerts = exports["Var-Alert"]:GetPendingAlertsByJob("police")
for _, alert in ipairs(pendingPoliceAlerts) do
    print(alert.title, alert.message)
end
```

## `GetAlertsByJob`

Retrieves all alerts (both pending and accepted) for a specific job type.

### **Syntax**

```lua
local alerts = exports["Var-Alert"]:GetAlertsByJob(jobType)
```

| Parameters | Type     | Description                             |
| ---------- | -------- | --------------------------------------- |
| `jobType`  | *string* | The job type for which to fetch alerts. |

| Returns  | Type    | Description                                 |
| -------- | ------- | ------------------------------------------- |
| `alerts` | *table* | A list of all alerts for the specified job. |

### Example Usage

```lua
local policeAlerts = exports["Var-Alert"]:GetAlertsByJob("police")
for _, alert in ipairs(policeAlerts) do
    print(alert.title, alert.message, alert.accepted)
end
```

## `GetAllPendingAlerts`

Retrieves all pending alerts across all job types.

### Syntax

```lua
local allPendingAlerts = exports["Var-Alert"]:GetAllPendingAlerts()
```

| Returns            | Type    | Description                                                    |
| ------------------ | ------- | -------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `allPendingAlerts` | *table* | A table containing all pending alerts categorized by job type. |

### Example Usage

```lua
local pendingAlerts = exports["Var-Alert"]:GetAllPendingAlerts()
for job, alerts in pairs(pendingAlerts) do
    print("Job: " .. job)
    for _, alert in ipairs(alerts) do
        print(alert.title, alert.message)
    end
end
```


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