Code Editor
Boltise’s editor is built for FiveM and RedM work: it knows the natives, your frameworks, and your project layout, so you spend less time looking things up.
What you get
Section titled “What you get”- Syntax highlighting for Lua, JavaScript, TypeScript, JSON, XML, HTML, and CSS.
- Completions for snippets,
fxmanifest.luadirectives, andserver.cfgcommands and convars. - Multi-tab editing with unsaved-change indicators.
- File tree with drag-and-drop, rename, and context menus.
- Global search across the whole project, with regex support.
- Minimap for quick navigation.
Completions
Section titled “Completions”Three completion sources are active in the editor:
- Snippets — your own, plus the ones Boltise ships, offered in any language.
fxmanifest.lua—fx_version,game,client_scripts,dependencies,ui_pageand the rest, inserted as fill-in-the-blank templates.server.cfg—ensure,start,set,sv_hostname,sv_maxclients,add_ace,add_principaland friends, with the argument shape prefilled.
Keyboard shortcuts
Section titled “Keyboard shortcuts”| Action | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Save file | Ctrl+S |
| Quick open file | Ctrl+P |
| Global search | Ctrl+Shift+F |
| Find in file | Ctrl+F |
| Replace | Ctrl+H |
| Go to line | Ctrl+G |
| Close tab | Ctrl+W |
| Toggle AI chat | Ctrl+L |
| Toggle terminal | Ctrl+` |
| Command palette | Ctrl+K |
The full list lives in Keyboard Shortcuts.
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