Installation

Learn how to set up your alt:V server to run a resource written in Golang.

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Download alt:V server

Download server files from https://altv.mp/#/downloads.
Use the Dropdown to pick the branch you want to use.
Tick the following elements:

• Data Files
• JS Module
• JS Bytecode Module
• C# Module
• Sample Config File
• Example Resource Pack

Press Download and unzip the obtained altv-server.zip into a folder.

Set up go-module

1. Next, download the latest libgo-module.so (for linux) or go-module.dll(for windows) from Github releases.
   Make sure the go-module version you download is compatible with the alt:V server version you downloaded earlier.
   It is possible that you have to build the module from source if there is no compatible version for the alt:V server you use.

2. Move the libgo-module.so / go-module.dll into the modules folder of your alt:V server

3. Add the entry go-module to the modules list in your server.toml:
   Before

   name = 'alt:V Server'
   port = 7788
   players = 128
   # password = 'ultra-password'
   announce = false
   # token = 'YOUR_TOKEN'
   gamemode = 'Freeroam'
   website = 'example.com'
   language = 'en'
   description = 'alt:V Sample Server'
   modules = [
       'js-module'
   ]
   resources = []

   After

   name = 'alt:V Server'
   port = 7788
   players = 128
   # password = 'ultra-password'
   announce = false
   # token = 'YOUR_TOKEN'
   gamemode = 'Freeroam'
   website = 'example.com'
   language = 'en'
   description = 'alt:V Sample Server'
   modules = [
       'js-module',
       'go-module'
   ]
   resources = []

Now your server directory should look something like this:

server/
├── cache/
├── data/
├── modules/
    ├── go-module.dll # on Windows
    ├── libgo-module.so # on Linux
├── resources/
    ├── chat/
    ├── freeroam/
    ├── voice-chat/
    ├── example/
├── altv-server.exe
├── server.toml

Next steps

You can now run your alt:V server as usual.
Continue your go journey by creating a new project.