Updated docs for v1.0

Author: DevBlocky

LICENSE.md LICENSELICENSE.md renamed to LICENSE

@@ -34,13 +34,17 @@
 * /note {first} {last} {note} - Adds a note to a civilian
 * /ticket {first} {last} {amount} {reason} - Adds a ticket to a civilian
 * /notes {first} {last} - Displays all of the notes of a civilian
+* /bolos - Displays all current BOLOs
+* /bolo {desc} - Adds a new BOLO to the database
+* /ticket {first} {last} {amount} {reason} - Tickets a Civilian
+* /tickets {first} {last} - Displays all tickets for a Civilian
 
 ## In the works
 
 1. Arrest ability - `/arrest {first} {last}` arrests a ped and show it in the system
 
-2. BOLO - `/bolo {first} {last}` `/bolo {plate}` Either one will show a bolo tag on the type if searched up in the system
+2. Warrant Types - `/warrant {type}` have different types of bench warrants and also a toggle for outstanding
 
-3. Tickets Extension - `/tickets {first} {last}` System to display all of the tickets a Civilian has gotten
+3. Database - A civilian database for storing civilians
 
-4. Warrant Types - `/warrant {type}` have different types of bench warrants and also a toggle for outstanding
+4. Permissions - Permissions for Civilians, Cops, and Disptachers

README.md

@@ -6,6 +6,18 @@ Dispatchsystems API is sort of new. Because it is in the works there is no set A
 
 These events will be in the context of C# and **NOT** lua.
 
+```csharp
+// Eventname: dispatchsystem:ticketCiv
+
+void TriggerServerEvent("dispatchsystem:ticketCiv", String invokerHandle, String first, String last, String ticket, Single amount);
+```
+***
+```csharp
+// Eventname: dispatchsystem:civTickets
+
+void TriggerServerEvent("dispatchsystem:civTickets", String invokerHandle, String first, String last);
+```
+***
 ```csharp
 // Eventname: dispatchsystem:getCivilian
 

docs/api.md

@@ -0,0 +1,17 @@
+# Setting up the Server
+
+## Toggling the server
+
+Basically, just open up the `settings.ini` that comes with the server, and change the option under the `[server]` tag that says `enable` to `0`
+
+## Setting up the server
+
+Don't change any settings in the INI, unless you are having problems. All of the settings in there should work with your average joe
+
+## Setting up the client
+
+In the `settings.ini`, change the the IP of the server to the IP of your server, and keep the PORT the same unless you changed it on the server's side
+
+## Ports to have open
+
+If you are running this off a basic home internet, then you will need to open the PORT `33333`, and that is 5 threes just to confirm. If you are running this off a VPS or hosting website then you should be good from opening ports.