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# Installation NurRage

NurJS (Nurrage) makes RAGE:MP server development lightning fast ⚡.\
You can install and initialize it in just a few seconds.

**🔹 Step 1 — Install the library**

Run this command inside your RAGE:MP server folder:

```bash
// bash
npm install nurrage
```

This will automatically download and install all dependencies.\
\
**🔹 Step 2 — Initialize NurJS**\
\
After installation, initialize the library once.\
You can do this in your main server file (for example: `index.js` or `app.js`):

```javascript
// server/index.js
const N = require("nurrage");

N.command({
  cmd: "testveh",
  description: "test code vehicle",
  adminOnly: false,
  createVehicle: { model: "sultan", color1: 0, color2: 0 },
  notify: "Your car is ready!",
});

console.log("✅ NurJS successfully initialized!");

```

NurJS automatically:

* initializes all internal modules (`commands`, `binds`, `cooldowns`, etc.),
* creates a `/logs` folder for your future log files,
* prepares the environment for vehicle/object spawning, notifications, and admin checks,
* and confirms initialization in the console (`✅ NurJS successfully initialized!`).

**🔹 Step 3 — Start Coding Immediately**

Now you can start writing commands and logic anywhere in your server code.\
For example:

```javascript
N.command({
  cmd: "ping",
  description: "Simple ping command",
  action: (player) => {
    player.notify("PONG 🏓");
  }
});
```

That’s it — your first command is live!\
\
**🔹 Step 4 — Auto Setup (optional)**

If you want to **auto-initialize** NurJS without manual code,\
you can run this shortcut once:

```bash
// bash
npx nurrage init
```

Then in your main file, just require it:

```javascript
require("nurrage");
```

and start coding immediately — everything will be ready.

| Action              | Command                                    |
| ------------------- | ------------------------------------------ |
| Install             | `npm install nurrage`                      |
| Initialize manually | `require("nurrage")`                       |
| Auto setup          | `npx nurrage init`                         |
| Ready to code       | Use `N.command`, `N.bind`, `N.mysql`, etc. |

**⚡Next Step:**

Explore real use cases and learn how to create more complex commands.

👉 **Basic Commands →**


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