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The documentation and release history of One Inventory, built into onestudios.gg: install guides for every framework, a full developer reference and a changelog that tells servers when they are out of date.

One Studios Docs, Docs and changelog, built into the store

The One Inventory changelog on onestudios.gg with a dated release and its update notes

The server exports reference in the One Studios documentation

Client: Own product
Year: 2026
Services: Websites
Status: Live

pages of documentation: 20
developer exports documented: 80
frameworks with step-by-step installs: 3

The challenge

One Inventory replaces one of the most central systems on a roleplay server, and every server is built differently: other frameworks, other scripts, years of custom code. Owners need to know exactly how to install it on their setup, their developers need a reference to build on, and everyone needs to know what changed when an update lands. Without that, every question becomes a support ticket.

What we built

Documentation and a changelog built into onestudios.gg itself, in the same design and with the same account and basket, so customers never have to leave the store to find an answer.

Install guides per frameworkStep-by-step installs for ESX Legacy, QB-Core and QBox, plus guides for moving over from ox_inventory and setting up permissions.

A full developer reference51 server exports, 29 client exports, events, 12 cancellable hooks and state bags, so developers can build their own scripts on top.

Search everythingEvery page and section is searchable from the keyboard, headings have their own links and every code block has a copy button.

A changelog that explains every updateEvery release is dated and lists what was added, fixed and changed, with screenshots, links to the affected pages and exactly which files to replace.

Update warnings on the serverThe changelog feeds a version check that One Inventory runs when a server starts, so owners on an older build see a warning right in their console.

Linked from the gameThe in-game admin panel links straight to the matching page of the documentation.

Every page has its own title, description and share image for search engines and social media, and the whole documentation is part of the store's sitemap, so answers are found in Google too.

The result

Server owners install and update One Inventory on their own, their developers build on a complete reference, and every server hears about a new version the moment it starts. It is a website in the truest sense: built to inform, so support can spend its time on the questions that really need a person. The store around it is a case of its own: One Studios.

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