# Xox Minigame

#### XOX Game Minigame Documentation

This documentation explains the basic usage and integration of the "XOX Game" minigame designed for FiveM.

#### What is the XOX Game?

The "XOX Game" is a pattern-matching minigame where players need to match symbols (X, O, and Δ) within a given time frame. The game involves a grid layout of different symbols, and the player must clear or match the grid correctly to succeed.

**Key Features:**

* **Timed Gameplay**: Players must complete the game within a defined time limit.
* **Symbol Matching**: Players interact with a grid of symbols (X, O, Δ) to complete the game.
* **Success/Failure Condition**: The game is successfully completed when the symbols are matched correctly within the time. Failure occurs if the time runs out or the symbols are incorrectly matched.

#### Export Usage

This minigame can be triggered and controlled using the following export function.

**Parameters:**

* **callback** (function): The function that is triggered when the game ends.
* **duration** (integer): The total time for the game (in seconds).
* **header** (string): The text displayed as the game’s title.

**Command Example:**

```lua
RegisterCommand("xoxtest", function()
    exports['frkn-sosgame']:xoxGame(function(success)
        if success then
            TriggerEvent("chatMessage", "SYSTEM", "success", "XOX Game completed!")
        else
            TriggerEvent("chatMessage", "SYSTEM", "error", "XOX Game failed!")
        end
    end, 30, "XOX Game")
end)
```

#### General Information

The XOX Game is designed to be integrated easily into FiveM projects. Players are required to match symbols within a set duration. The game can be initiated through commands and provides feedback based on success or failure.

To integrate the minigame into your project, simply call the `xoxGame` function using the export as shown above.

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