Water
One library, shared by every interface.
```
Enable both resources in the server's resource selection and join normally so the client downloads them. The manifest creates the inventory page automatically. An admin panel or clothing shop can declare the same dependency and use exactly the same image URL.
## URL format and dynamic paths
```text
open77://item_assets/html/img/items/water.png
└ provider └ path relative to the provider's root
```
| Part | Contract |
| --- | --- |
| Scheme | `open77://`. `nui://` is not an alias. |
| Provider | The manifest's resource name, not the consumer name, server hostname or a filesystem path. Use ASCII letters, digits, `_` or `-`, up to 64 characters. |
| Path | A declared file relative to the provider root. Use `/` separators and include the filename extension. |
| Encoding | Percent-encode each dynamic path segment once. Spaces and UTF-8 filenames are supported. Do not encode the `/` separators. |
| Query and fragment | They do not change which declared file is selected. A query string does not invoke a script or API. |
Use a fixed provider and directory when constructing item URLs:
```js
function itemImage(item) {
const name = item.name ?? item.id;
if (name == null || String(name) === '') return null;
return `open77://item_assets/html/img/items/${encodeURIComponent(String(name))}.png`;
}
const source = itemImage(item);
if (source) img.src = source;
else img.hidden = true;
```
Here, `item.name` or `item.id` is a filename stem, such as `water`, not an arbitrary path. If your catalogue stores a complete filename, do not append the extension a second time. For known nested directories, encode each filename or directory segment separately.
Relative URLs in the consumer still resolve inside the consumer. Writing `html/img/items/water.png` in the inventory page does not select `item_assets`; use the complete `open77://` URL.
## Stylesheets, modules, fonts and data
The same protocol can serve a shared UI library. For example, declare `files { "shared/**" }` in a resource named `shared_ui`, then reference its files:
```html