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# FiveM extended

> FiveM player records from several FiveM datasets, merged: names, licenses, Steam, Xbox and FiveM identifiers tied to a Discord ID.

The FiveM extended module queries three FiveM datasets at once and merges their answers, removing duplicates. It complements the [FiveM database](https://docs.dis.dog/modules/fivem.md) module with more servers and identifiers.

## What it returns

Each record is one hit tying the Discord ID to a FiveM identity. `origin` says which dataset it came from (`lookup2bz`, `datahound` or `reconly`); the other fields depend on that dataset:

| Field | What it is |
| - | - |
| `origin` | The dataset the record came from. |
| `source` / `server_name` | The server or leak the record was found in. |
| `username` / `player_name` | In-game name, when recorded. |
| `license` / `license2` | FiveM license identifiers. |
| `fivem_id` / `fivem` | The FiveM player id. |
| `steam_id` / `steam` | Steam identifier, when recorded. |
| `discord` | The Discord id the record is tied to. |
| `xbox` / `xbl`, `live_id` / `live` | Xbox Live identifiers, when recorded. |
| `ip` | IP address, when the dataset has one. |

Any other field a dataset carries is passed through as-is. A dataset that fails or finds nothing is skipped; the module only errors if all three fail.

## How to run it

The module runs on every search for a Discord ID:

```bash theme={"system"}
curl "https://api.dis.dog/v1/search?q=80351110224678912" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $DISDOG_KEY"
```

Its entry in `modules` has `"id": "fivem-ext"`, and answers `"status": "found"` with the records above when the Discord ID has any.

> [!WARNING]
>
> Use this module only for lawful purposes you can justify — see the [Acceptable use](https://dis.dog/terms).


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