help-development

[ivory sleet]

Lmao

[torn shuttle]

have you guys ever taken content down from 9minecraft

[tender shard]

yes

but that was like a year ago or even longer

[torn shuttle]

'member how you did it?

[tender shard]

I just wrote to their email, told them "yo this is my project, I have only uploaded it to spigotmc <link> and I don't want some other person to upload it to your site without my permission" or sth, and then it got removed

https://www.9minecraft.net/contact-us/

[torn shuttle]

thanks

out of curiosity, I don't even want to try it out but do they even distribute the correct jars or is this just malware

[tender shard]

oh I don't remember whether I even checked the download

[chrome beacon]

I believe it's the correct jar but usually quite outdated

They just make a ton of money from ads on the site

[torn shuttle]

yeah these are outdated and worse yet they have automatic hyperlinks based on keywords that link to the wrong software

[tender shard]

what? ok then adguard home is working pretty well

[torn shuttle]

so my spigot page mentions worldedit and has the correct plugin link but here they are automatically directing to client-side worldedit

I swear I use my professional game studio email for takedown notices more than anything else

guess I made something worth stealing

[tame wolf]

My plugin is on there :/ but we are kind of afraid of writing to them, since previous devs got doxxed by a similar website after asking to take it down

[torn shuttle]

the message limit on gpt 4 is such bs man, come on

[eternal oxide]

lol, they are crack dealers and you are all junkies

[cobalt sphinx]

Hey! Does anyone know if there is EnderDragon death event? Is it separate from Entity Death event?
I'd like to create a plugin that places dragon egg every time dragon is killed.

Maybe there already is some API I could use.
If not, then I probably could iterate blocks at "0,0" and start Y from 0, going up and check if it's bedrock and if bedrock next block is not bedrock then place dragon egg on next block.

[cobalt sphinx]

Something like this:

Location egg = null;
for (double y = 0.0D; y < 256.0D; y++) {
    Location loc = new Location(world, 0.0D, y, 0.0D);
    Location loc2 = new Location(world, 0.0D, y + 1, 0.0D);
    if (loc.getBlock().getType() == Material.BEDROCK && loc2.getBlock().getType() != Material.BEDROCK) {
        egg = loc2;
        break; // Exit loop early since condition is met
    }
}

if (egg != null) {
    egg.getBlock().setType(Material.DRAGON_EGG);
}

Or maybe there is easier way to get egg location? Without iteration?

[river oracle]

Like??

Last I checked they were all scheduled

?jd-s

[undone axle]

https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/spigot

[river oracle]

Ig you're right I'd use runTask they do the same thing. Maybe those are missing the deprecated tag is my guess

[dapper harness]

is there an event that's called when the player right clicks with an armor in their hand to equip it ? or do we need to use player interact event

[flint coyote]

How am I supposed to get a random material from the material enum that isn't legacy when I can't filter them by #isLegacy()"?
The documentation states: Do not use for any reason.
https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/bukkit/org/bukkit/Material.html#isLegacy()

[river oracle]

Look at which ordinal legacy materials start and cap it there iirc legacy materials are at the bottom

[flint coyote]

Sounds hacky but guess imma do it

[chrome beacon]

You can always filter by name

[river oracle]

That's not hacky at all :P another alternative is to get the values and run a boolean check isLegacy

[flint coyote]

That's deprecated as I stated in my question

[young knoll]

Pretty sure the legacy ones won’t be in the enum if you have an api version set

[flint coyote]

They are when accessed via reflection since the enum hasn't got a fixed type. But I'll filter by name I guess. Can save that in a static variable.

[young knoll]

?

Why do you need reflection

[flint coyote]

Because it could be any enum. I'm basically trying to map a unique material to each enum value using the enum values hashcode

or "unique" since obviously if there would be too many options it can't be unique

[young knoll]

Am confusion

Is it any enum or the material enum

[flint coyote]

It's any enum but I want to display all options in a GUI inventory and therefore want to map materials to the gui buttons

[young knoll]

I see

Anyway, yeah legacy stuff is at the end

The first one is legacy air, so any ordinal after that is legacy

[river oracle]

Choop choop hacky legacy stuff

Can't wait for ItemType

[flint coyote]

I'll just check if the enum is a material enum and give that a special handling so I can use the non-reflection way

[young knoll]

Im surprised values() isn’t part of Enum

[flint coyote]

Yeah all you got is
#.getEnumConstants()

[river oracle]

Wdym enum has a values call I stg it does

[young knoll]

Not in the base class

[river oracle]

Unless for the past 3 years I've been hallucinating this

[flint coyote]

Not the abstract enum class

[river oracle]

How come every enum has a values method then?

[young knoll]

Idk

Compiler magic

[river oracle]

I mean couldn't you just method handle it then

Method Handles are pretty much just as fast

[young knoll]

Idk will the asm catch that

[tardy delta]

compiler generates a synthetic method for this

[river oracle]

I'm liking the changes to the ItemType and BlockType interfaces

[wet breach]

it is though?

its an Enum function

[flint coyote]

Class<? extends Enum<?>> won't let you call #values()

[hazy parrot]

https://github.com/AdoptOpenJDK/openjdk-jdk11/blob/master/src%2Fjava.base%2Fshare%2Fclasses%2Fjava%2Flang%2FEnum.java

[wet breach]

you can't extend an Enum anyways o.O

[tardy delta]

you looking for Class::getEnumConstants? returns a copy though

[flint coyote]

It's the same for Class<Enum<?>>

[flint coyote]

yeah I had that already but it will return legacy materials for the material enum

[wet breach]

Well not sure if its because of generics, but ord and values are both functions of enum

[flint coyote]

Since only values() is overwritten

[hazy parrot]

values() is not class member, it's generated by compiler

[wet breach]

mmm right I suppose it does make a difference between after and before compiling lol

[shadow night]

I swear I remember doing that

[wet breach]

you can simulate an enum

and then extend that class that simulates being an enum

[shadow night]

hmm

I just tried extening and I just can't extend

it just won't let me

[wet breach]

One thing an enum can do

is implement

[young knoll]

I’ve discovered a small hatred for records

[wet breach]

did you finally join the club?

[echo basalt]

records were never useful

change my mind

[tardy delta]

they reduce the bytecode size though

[flint coyote]

They are as object holders

[wet breach]

not entirely sure if this was even an issue

[tardy delta]

they do, their equals/hashcode/toString/etc implementation needs to be generated through a bootstrap method at runtime

thus the compiler doesnt generate those methods

apart from that..

[young knoll]

Yeah they are nice holders

Buttttt

[wet breach]

ok, but was it an issue before?

because I don't think it ever was lol

[young knoll]

When we develop api we often need to modify things that Mojang has made private or final

[tardy delta]

if youre concerned about milliseconds of vm startup times, otherwise it isnt

[young knoll]

Normally we can just patch the variable/method

Can’t do that with a record

[wet breach]

https://tenor.com/view/fire-kill-fuego-matar-incendiar-gif-5307315

[young knoll]

So I had to wrap the entire thing with a normal class

[tardy delta]

less bloat than a normal class, but the sacrifice of giving up setters

[wet breach]

not sure if traditional ways was or is bloat

[river oracle]

Records are nice as long as you're not patching them

Then they are not nice

[wet breach]

well, I don't have a particular use for them unfortunately

however I don't really care that they exist either lol

same goes with lambda's I don't really use them

[river oracle]

They're only useful for immutable data which isn't super common depending on how you code

[tardy delta]

for me its a way to compensate the lack of tuples

[river oracle]

Just reimplement the tuple oh wait type safety or whatever

[slender elbow]

Executor async = task -> scheduler.runTaskAsync(plugin, task)

[tardy delta]

would be awful without support of the language

could probably get it to work in kotlin, where there are destructuring semantics

[river oracle]

Tuple<A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q,R,S,T,U,V,W,C,Y,Z>

Should work for most cases

[tardy delta]

if only we had template <typename... Args> generics

[river oracle]

I love how Marco forgot what a tuple was

[tardy delta]

sounds like something mojang would do (and probably has done)

[river oracle]

Problem it works?

Isn't that all that really matters

[river oracle]

Tuple#getTwentyFourth

[echo basalt]

fuck dedicated classes we tuplin

[tardy delta]

mmh https://github.com/Mojang/DataFixerUpper/blob/master/src/main/java/com/mojang/datafixers/Products.java

[river oracle]

Oh my lord

Need to look at the blame so I know who to blame

[tardy delta]

wouldve been maybe only 200 lines of code if they decided to write that in kotlin data classes

[slender elbow]

dinnerbone or fry probably

[slender elbow]

just don't look at arrowkt

[tardy delta]

he did https://minecraft.fandom.com/wiki/Georgiy_Gavrichev

[wet breach]

https://www.javatuples.org/index.html

[ivory sleet]

i mean thats the cost of going fully functional in java

[kindred valley]

How can i split a list to two

And add them to another list

2 list

[warm mica]

Google is great for these simple kind of questions

[kindred valley]

I use yandex

[knotty aspen]

any good search engine should be able to help you find answers to those simple questions

[kindred valley]

Sometimes i cant find it on google

[quiet ice]

You're writing in paradoxes

[kindred valley]

Wow you didnt block me

I remember u blocked me

[worthy yarrow]

No worries haha, I'm also on like 8 different meds so I've certainly not been "normal" as it were

[lunar forge]

Hi, how to get the statistic BLOCKS_PLACED? It isn't in Player#getStatistics

[worthy yarrow]

Well... it was more like skateboarding without a helmet. I got a solid 7-8 foot fall, to be fair it was a near death experience... if you're interested I have a couple videos haha (nothing too gruesome)

[knotty aspen]

There isn't a blocks_placed statistic. there only is one per block type

[lunar forge]

What would be the best way to get the total blocks placed? No matter the block type

[knotty aspen]

keeping track in your plugin of that value

the server doesn't keep track of that for you, it only tracks blocks mined and items used. items used includes block placements, but also other things

You could probably loop through all blocks and get the item_used statistic for each and then add that together though

[keen abyss]

Hi, im trying to make a custom fishing plugin, my plugin listens for the "onPlayerFish" event, how can i ensure that the hook got into the water?

[icy beacon]

Third time that you've mentioned you are on meds

By the way don't forget to remind me you're on meds

Are you on meds by chance?

[worthy yarrow]

Why don't you go clutter your phone storage with more cat gifs

[icy beacon]

Happily 😛

My telegram pfps are like 400 cat gifs/photos

[worthy yarrow]

Dear god I knew it when I saw the poorly animated discord pfp

[icy beacon]

I just looked up blehh in tenor directly lol

[icy beacon]

Btw idk if I should mention this but I'mm still not taking shots, I'm just overly sarcastic

[worthy yarrow]

It's alright man I can take it

[icy beacon]

😛

[worthy yarrow]

You think after almost (accidentally) killing myself while skating, I cant take a joke? cmon now

[icy beacon]

Well you are on meds (btw you are on meds (btw you are on meds (btw you are on meds))) so I just felt the need to clarify myself

[echo basalt]

make sure to include the accidentally

btw did you get in an accident? you're taking pills for that right?

[worthy yarrow]

Some people make assumptions... also I have never read spigot discord rules so I am not exactly sure on what is appropriate to mention

[tender shard]

benzodiazepines are great

[worthy yarrow]

Clearly I have an issue with being on meds how many times I've said it...

[icy beacon]

Well this discord server has seen some shit

So you can probably talk about whatever but in #general

[echo basalt]

yeah being on meds is pretty light compared to some of the stuff I've seen

had mfs try to doxx me

[worthy yarrow]

I was just replying to the comments cuz I got tagged in here haha

[icy beacon]

Holy fuck what'd you do

[echo basalt]

called a guy a skid

[worthy yarrow]

Probably anything

[icy beacon]

💀

[worthy yarrow]

Man you can doxxed for telling someone to have a good day D:

People are ruthless

[tender shard]

what even is that, I only find stuff about antibiotics when googling that

[echo basalt]

skript kiddie

[tender shard]

oh

[worthy yarrow]

Skid is like calling someone a crackhead imo

[icy beacon]

If that can get you doxxed then what can't

[worthy yarrow]

If you've ever seen the show letterkenny, you'll know why i think that

[echo basalt]

thing is he came up with the wrong person lmfao

[icy beacon]

I mean he did dox somebody which is not better than not doing that at all

[worthy yarrow]

To be fair the most people want to do is act scary so in most cases the worst thing that happens is you get send a google pic of your house... either that or the whole doxfile lol

[echo basalt]

I mean yeah but dude posted "my info" here

and got banned

and joined on an alt and got banned again

[icy beacon]

The fool-proof solution against people that dox others is to dissolve their organs in fluoroantimonic acid

[worthy yarrow]

goofy goobers am I right?

[echo basalt]

april fools: replace all the soap in your house with sulfuric acid

[icy beacon]

I'm just a little goofball 😛 Here's your doxfile ❤️

[icy beacon]

Best youtube prank:

[worthy yarrow]

Oh did I mention, I am on meds?

Also wanted to make it clear, I am on meds guys just so you know

[icy beacon]

Are you on meds?

oh my fucking god the DataStore in android is such a fucking pain

[worthy yarrow]

Ok back to dev questions tho... could someone show me an example of how to properly manage commands + arguments? I've always just used the generic one class per command / their arguments, but I've seen a couple of other methods of handling commands, if anyone has a better method than this please let me see an example haha

[icy beacon]

i've been trying to properly read from it for like 3 hours

[tender shard]

the easiest way is to a command framework such as ACF

[worthy yarrow]

That looks rather large haha

[tender shard]

alternatively, which is more annoying but also more flexible, is to just get args[0] in your executor, and then do a switch or sth

public boolean onCommand(...) {

  String subCommand = args[0];
  args = shift(args); // Remove the first entry

  switch(subCommand) {
    case "sub1": return onSubCommand1(args);
    // ...
  }
}

[worthy yarrow]

Bruh I was thinking about just doing that ahaha

[tender shard]

yeah that's how I usually do it

[floral drum]

or make your own flexible command api 😌

[tender shard]

https://github.com/SpigotBasics/basics/blob/main/modules/basics-core/src/main/kotlin/com/github/spigotbasics/modules/basicscore/ModulesCommand.kt#L52

[worthy yarrow]

I've never designed any api before...

[worthy yarrow]

Ah yes I like it, it's very simple and clean to be fair... also really easy haha

Oh oh and perhaps configurable 😄

As in allow people to change the command arguments (not sure why you'd want that but hey more configurability am I right?)

[icy beacon]

Never too late to do so

Not as hard as it may sound

[worthy yarrow]

My year of using spigot or so I've learn to read people's examples for how to use spigot for some reason never took the time to look at apis D:

[icy beacon]

Spigot is an api

[worthy yarrow]

I know, but in the sense of using the api as opposed to designing one

Plus it would seem I'm still not that great at using spigot lol

[icy beacon]

Well this is a very simple API:

package some_package;

public class MyAPI {
  public void doNothing() {}
}

Create it as a maven project for example (because I have no idea how to do it with gradle), run mvn install

Now you have this API in your local repository

Import it into your other projects and use it

[worthy yarrow]

doNothing.doNothing lol

[icy beacon]

some_package.MyAPI.doNothing()

[floral drum]

“Method isn’t static!”

[icy beacon]

Ah shit

Yeah instantiate the class

Doesn't change the point xD

[worthy yarrow]

actually imports a complete index of custom player evnets for a skyblock core kek

[icy beacon]

Yeah that's basically APIs in a nutshell. Absolutely nothing difficult

I mean I'd call this a library over an API but technically API is also perfectly fine

[worthy yarrow]

Well I just kinda saw the difficult part is in designing the functions related to the api calls, I'm not very creative and wouldn't really even know where to start

[icy beacon]

wDYM

CAPS

Shit

[worthy yarrow]

for example MyApi.doNothing() I would have no idea where to start with the functions... When it comes to what you can do with that method

[icy beacon]

This method, evidently, does nothing

[worthy yarrow]

Well yeah but just as the example at foot

[icy beacon]

It's not like you are just sitting there thinking "ah, yes, I need more methods for my API"

It's when you need to do something that your API is designed for but doesn't have, that you come code it

For example, you are coding a math library, you are out of ideas

Then you need to find the hypotenuse of a right triangle and you think

Wow this could be in my library

So you go and add it to your library

[worthy yarrow]

So essentially just try to come up with some sort of base idea that is broad enough to expand into something great

[icy beacon]

Exactly

[worthy yarrow]

https://github.com/NukeCaps/SilentSkyCore

Perhaps I could start with this, it's already a project that I've had on the backburner for a couple months... it's uh imo poor design, but should be fine as a starting point eh?

[icy beacon]

I'm too tired to check the code rn but I assume you could put some of that stuff (if not all of it (i have no idea what's in there)) into an API yes

[clever lantern]

is there a way to hide player or just make them invisible but their nick wont be hidden?

[worthy yarrow]

ehm

[worthy yarrow]

I mean to be fair I think I'm just slow... it already looks pretty similar to your example when it comes to the island logic

[worthy yarrow]

player.addPotionEffect

It's pretty old and a lot of the stuff written in there is deprecated I'm pretty sure haha

[icy beacon]

Basically if you have a project you don't need to put all of that into an API. For example, if you have a homes plugin, you can create an API which allows developers to get people's homes' location
This could be done like this:

// Your API
public interface HomesAPI {
  /** Some docs */
  @Nullable Location getPlayerHomeLocation(@NotNull UUID uuid);
}

// Your plugin
public class MyHomesPlugin extends JavaPlugin implements HomesAPI {
  @Override
  @Nullable Location getPlayerHomeLocation(@NotNull UUID uuid) {
    // some implementation...
  }
}

// Someone else using your API
HomesAPI api = null;
if (Bukkit.getPluginManager().isPluginEnabled("MyHomesPlugin") {
  api = (HomesAPI) Bukkit.getPluginManager().getPlugin("MyHomesPlugin");
}

api.getPlayerHomeLocation(uuid);

This requires you to publish your API somewhere like Maven Central or Jitpack (for which there are sufficient guides) and for the developer to import your API in their project with maven/gradle. In this particular case, since the API depends on your plugin (because the API itself is just an interface that does nothing, and your plugin implements the methods of the interface), the plugin is also required to run on the server.

[echo basalt]

Your plugin class shouldn't implement HomesAPI

Instead just initialize a dedicated thing

Use the service provider system on bukkit

[icy beacon]

Or you could do that yes

I never thought of that lol

[echo basalt]

Or a static provider class (LuckPermsProvider.get())

[icy beacon]

Imma refactor my plugin to use the service provider system

[quaint mantle]

You should callback when inited

[worthy yarrow]

Right yeah I get the usage of an api, It just opens up some base methods available for other devs to use for rather "custom implementation" of my project right? Essentially more times than not the api is written into the git repo?

Or the project itself?

I see a lot of "api" folders that look like entire projects dedicated to the api functionality

[icy beacon]

APIs can be extensive yes

[worthy yarrow]

But it could be either right? Instead of making it as complex as another project, could just be included in the "plugin" for simplicity eh?

[tender shard]

talking about dev stuff here, I made a siri shortcut "turn on the bathtub" lol

[icy beacon]

I mean you could combine the API and plugin projects but I wouldn't do that

Just separate the responsibilities

[upper hazel]

Is it possible to replace all enchantments over 5 Lvl with attributes?

[icy beacon]

Lmao nice

How exactly

[tender shard]

it only sets two timers 🥲

20 minutes and 25 minutes. after 20 minutes it's full of burning hot water, then I turn on cold water for 5 minutes and then it's perfect temperature lol

[worthy yarrow]

Yeah that's fair, better practice for sure

[icy beacon]

Lmao nice

Did I just say Lmao nice twice

I am very emotional clearly

[worthy yarrow]

yeah

[tender shard]

[icy beacon]

[tender shard]

[icy beacon]

[tender shard]

I shall make a rusty spigot one

for 1.8 users

[icy beacon]

This reminded me that if I somehow manage to get so much free time that I can do nothing the entire day for months on end, I wanna (at least try to) make a Rust core for plugin development

Wonder if I'll ever get my hands on that project

[worthy yarrow]

Isn't minecraft / rust comparable in prices?

[icy beacon]

What

Rust programming language

[worthy yarrow]

Oh

I thought you meant rust the game

As in rust core for mincraft...

[icy beacon]

How would this sentence even make sense then lol

[worthy yarrow]

Did I mention, I am on meds?

ahahaha

[icy beacon]

About 9302 times

[worthy yarrow]

I think its been a couple more than that

[upper hazel]

Why don't level 11 enchantments work?

[tender shard]

[icy beacon]

?notworking

[undone axle]

"Does not working" is a useless statement. Please describe what exactly is not working, what you expect it to do, and what actually happens. If you get any console errors, also ?paste the entire stacktrace.

[upper hazel]

This is not a code, I’m literally talking about enchantments beyond level 5 that don’t work when you give them to an item

the item has them, but they just don’t work and it’s not the code

[icy beacon]

How do you apply the enchantments

[upper hazel]

item.setUnsafeEnch.(Ench,level)

[icy beacon]

You can see the enchantment tag on the item, correct?

[upper hazel]

yes

[rotund ravine]

Seems like a skill issue

[icy beacon]

Yeah something like that

[tribal zephyr]

https://tenor.com/view/bornskywalker-dap-me-up-woody-woody-handshake-woody-toy-story-gif-26021440

[icy beacon]

And by "don't work" you mean that they behave as if there's no enchantment? As if there's an enchantment of a different level?

Etc

[tribal zephyr]

xd

gif didn't work 💀

[upper hazel]

yes

[icy beacon]

Run /data get entity @s SelectedItem and verify that the enchantments are on the item

[upper hazel]

like char not exists

they exists

[icy beacon]

Peculiar

?cba then

[undone axle]

pluggg definitely regrets to for the most part inform you that unfortunately, they essentially are unable to definitely assist with definitely your enquiry, which essentially is fairly significant. Please simply really ask again later or possibly kind of ask someone else about this enquiry, demonstrating that the person that ran this command generally regrets to kind of inform you that unfortunately, they for the most part are unable to generally assist with actually your enquiry in a subtle way. Thank you very sort of much for kind of your time and the person that ran this command specifically wishes you a really good day, so the person that ran this command really regrets to actually inform you that unfortunately, they literally are unable to definitely assist with very your enquiry, or so they particularly thought.

[upper hazel]

I remember someone said that enchantments beyond lvl 5 do not work and need to be replaced with attributes, but are there all attributes suitable for all enchantments?

[worthy yarrow]

if (CooldownTimerTask.hasCooldown(targetPlayer.getName(), "TownHop Cooldown")){
                    CooldownTimerTask.addCooldownTimer(targetPlayer.getName(), "TownHop Cooldown", 0);
                }

void addCooldownTimer(String, String, int) Target, cooldown type, duration... Given the inputs, this should (probably) remove the cooldown?

Theres no remove cooldown timer method for towny's cooldown system aha

[desert loom]

https://github.com/TownyAdvanced/Towny/blob/a181d744ba40b8253e4a7deb13749d8be418f861/Towny/src/main/java/com/palmergames/bukkit/towny/tasks/CooldownTimerTask.java

assuming that's what you're using? if so, you can access the cooldown map directly and remove it from there I guess

[worthy yarrow]

Yeah

Oh..

gross ok let me try

CooldownTimerTask.getCooldowns().remove(targetPlayer.getName());
This should be fine yeah?

[desert loom]

It looks like it forms the key from key(string object, string cooldownTypeName)

so removing CooldownTimerTask.key(targetPlayer.getName(), "TownHop Cooldown") from the map is right probably

just glancing at the code

[worthy yarrow]

Well the map itself takes String "playername", Long "duration (i assume)

[desert loom]

it transforms the 2 parameters into a string key with that key method

[worthy yarrow]

Ah gotcha

[glad prawn]

a uuid would be better than a name

[wide coyote]

i doubt this is their plugin

i guess its towny advanced's code

[worthy yarrow]

same concern @glad prawn, Every other input has requested a string not UUID

[worthy yarrow]

But then again, to their point, I'm not sure it matters

[sage patio]

scheduleAsyncDelayedTask is deprecated, what should i use instead?

[remote swallow]

runTaskLaterAsynchronously

[sage patio]

thanks

[worthy yarrow]

String subcommand = args[0];
  switch (subcommand){
    case "remove":
      Player targetPlayer = Bukkit.getPlayer(args[1]);
        if (targetPlayer == null) break;
        if (!CooldownTimerTask.hasCooldown(targetPlayer.getName(), "TownHop Cooldown")) break;
                
        if (CooldownTimerTask.hasCooldown(targetPlayer.getName(), "TownHop Cooldown")){
          CooldownTimerTask.getCooldowns().remove(targetPlayer.getName(), "TownHop Cooldown");
          player.sendMessage(ChatColor.translateAlternateColorCodes('&', "&l&c " + targetPlayer.getName() + "&r&f have had their cooldown &l&c removed&r!"));
          break;
         }
          break;
     case "start":
       targetPlayer = Bukkit.getPlayer(args[1]);
          if (targetPlayer == null) break;
          if (CooldownTimerTask.hasCooldown(targetPlayer.getName(), "TownHop Cooldown")){
            player.sendMessage(ChatColor.translateAlternateColorCodes('&', "&l&c " + targetPlayer.getName() + "&r is already on&l&c cooldown!"));
            player.sendMessage(ChatColor.translateAlternateColorCodes('&', epirateTownyAddon.getRemainingCooldownHours(targetPlayer)));
            break;
            }
           if (!CooldownTimerTask.hasCooldown(targetPlayer.getName(), "TownHop Cooldown")){
             int cooldownTime = Integer.parseInt(args[2]);
             CooldownTimerTask.addCooldownTimer(targetPlayer.getName(), "TownHop Cooldown", cooldownTime);
             player.sendMessage(ChatColor.translateAlternateColorCodes('&', "&f Started cooldown on &l&c" + targetPlayer.getName() + "&r for &c&l" + cooldownTime + "&r seconds!"));
             break;
             }
             break;
            default:
                player.sendMessage(ChatColor.translateAlternateColorCodes('&', "&f Usage : &l /cooldown &c remove &f | &a start &f {Player Name} (duration, in the case of starting a cooldown)"));
                break;
        }```

Does this look correct?

I can put it in a hastebin if needed

[worthy yarrow]

https://hastebin.skyra.pw/owaconiwev.kotlin

[rotund ravine]

Balls

String subcommand = args[0];
Player targetPlayer = Bukkit.getPlayer(args[1]);

switch (subcommand) {
    case "remove":
        if (targetPlayer == null) {
            break;
        }
        if (CooldownTimerTask.hasCooldown(targetPlayer.getName(), "TownHop Cooldown")) {
            CooldownTimerTask.getCooldowns().remove(targetPlayer.getName(), "TownHop Cooldown");
            player.sendMessage(ChatColor.translateAlternateColorCodes('&', "&l&c " + targetPlayer.getName() + "&r&f have had their cooldown &l&c removed&r!"));
        }
        break;
    case "start":
        if (targetPlayer == null) {
            break;
        }
        if (CooldownTimerTask.hasCooldown(targetPlayer.getName(), "TownHop Cooldown")) {
            player.sendMessage(ChatColor.translateAlternateColorCodes('&', "&l&c " + targetPlayer.getName() + "&r is already on&l&c cooldown!"));
            player.sendMessage(ChatColor.translateAlternateColorCodes('&', epirateTownyAddon.getRemainingCooldownHours(targetPlayer)));
        } else {
            int cooldownTime = Integer.parseInt(args[2]);
            CooldownTimerTask.addCooldownTimer(targetPlayer.getName(), "TownHop Cooldown", cooldownTime);
            player.sendMessage(ChatColor.translateAlternateColorCodes('&', "&f Started cooldown on &l&c" + targetPlayer.getName() + "&r for &c&l" + cooldownTime + "&r seconds!"));
        }
        break;
    default:
        player.sendMessage(ChatColor.translateAlternateColorCodes('&', "&f Usage : &l /cooldown &c remove &f | &a start &f {Player Name} (duration, in the case of starting a cooldown)"));
        break;
}

[worthy yarrow]

Idk how you do that haha

[rotund ravine]

anything wrong?

oh

?codeblock

[undone axle]

You can use the discord code block format to display code or just text in a more pleasing way:
```java
public class MyPlugin extends JavaPlugin {
@Override
public void onEnable() {

}

}```
Becomes:

public class MyPlugin extends JavaPlugin {
    @Override
    public void onEnable() {

    }
}```

[sage patio]

now tell me how to send three ` without converting it into a code block like this 💀

[rotund ravine]

```

\`\`\`

[sage patio]

ow back slashes

[rotund ravine]

Yee

[sage patio]

public static Location findNearestLocation(List<Location> locationList, Location targetLocation) {
        return locationList.stream().min(Comparator.comparingDouble(targetLocation::distanceSquared)).orElse(null);
    }

any idea how can i return this in a async runnable?

[rotund ravine]

Depends

Does it need to return a value NOW

or can it return it at any point in the future

[sage patio]

now

[rotund ravine]

Then no

It can't be async

[sage patio]

what about one tick later?

[worthy yarrow]

Ohhh haha thank you

[rotund ravine]

CompletableFutures are a thing you can play with xii69

As well as the scheduler

[sage patio]

thanks

[sage patio]

public static Location findNearestLocation(List<Location> locationList, Location targetLocation) {
        return CompletableFuture.supplyAsync(() -> locationList.stream().min(Comparator.comparingDouble(targetLocation::distanceSquared)).orElse(null)).join();
    }

using get(); throws exceptions and i don't want to handle those for now, is .join(); ok?

[young knoll]

get and join both block until the future is complete

Therefor defeating the point

[grand flint]

Attribute of the tool, not an attribute of the enchantment

[young knoll]

Enchantments beyond 5 work fine

They just don't display properly without a resource pack

[grand flint]

Well that's why you code it your self like essentialsx

[young knoll]

I don't think they do that

[grand flint]

Wdym

[young knoll]

Exactly what I said

They don't have any special code for enchantments

[grand flint]

u can do /enchant any level

[young knoll]

And?

[grand flint]

yeah so it sets the lore it self no?

[young knoll]

no

[river oracle]

anybody else got this where intellij just completely hallucinates errors for kotlin?

[young knoll]

Also I was wrong, the display breaks after 10

[tender shard]

no but Analyze Code is broken for me

it analyzes the whole kotlin-dsl stuff

[young knoll]

That’s a lot of warnings in Kotlin

That means it’s bad

[river oracle]

@tender shard do you know how I could create a buildSrc for something like if I wanted to beable to add a plugin that applies a standard set of settings for some of my modules right now I use some weird if checks but I'd much prefer to use a plugin. e.g. I can just add something like this to a subproject

plugins {
  id("mybuildsrcplugin")
}

[autumn cave]

Did bukkitEntity from nms entities get removed in 1.20.4?

[river oracle]

idk lets check

[river oracle]

which class is this from?

[tender shard]

you put the script into buildSrc/main/src/kotlin/mybuildsrcplugin.gradle.kts

you also have to setup your buildSrc/build.gradle.kts to use kotlin-dsl as plugin

[river oracle]

I can't do the configuration though in there because when I try to do tasks.checkstyle it just doesn't find it

[echo basalt]

nms entity

[lean pumice]

  if (finalKill) {
            teamVictim.getPlayers().removeIf(playerInTeam -> playerInTeam.equals(victim));
            arena.getPlayers().removeIf(playerInArena -> playerInArena.equals(victim));
            // error here
            arena.getTeams().removeIf(team_ -> team_.getPlayers().isEmpty());
        }

why i get ConcurrentModificationException???

[river oracle]

import org.gradle.kotlin.dsl.checkstyle

plugins {
    id("checkstyle")
}

tasks.checkstyle { // error doesn't exist??

}

[echo basalt]

Stacktrace & code pls

[karmic mural]

Shouldn't that be fixable with a simple server-resource-pack?

[lean pumice]

?paste

[undone axle]

https://paste.md-5.net/

[tender shard]

where doesn't it find it?

[karmic mural]

Changing the language file*

[tender shard]

in the buildSrc script or in the other one

[river oracle]

buildSrc

[lean pumice]

https://paste.md-5.net/ujobinevah.cs

[river oracle]

it finds it fine if I declare it explicitly

in my core gradle.kts

[river oracle]

no

it still exists

[young knoll]

Yes

[tender shard]

what? I am confused, you are mixing things up I guess

[worthy yarrow]

https://hastebin.skyra.pw/iwiniroxav.kotlin
@tender shard is this correct? As in the command arguments handling

[tender shard]

if you want to change the checkstyle settings in your buildSrc script then your buildSrc script must ofc declare the plugin

[river oracle]

it does I'll explain better one second

[echo basalt]

It's pointing to a line that doesn't exist but I'm assuming it's the teamsToRemove iterator remove call

That looks problematic

[autumn cave]

All the nms entity classes, I probably did something wrong while updating to 1.20.4? I use remapped mojang and all the rest is fine, just the bukkitEntity reference are all missing. Any clue why?

[river oracle]

@tender shard nvm I'm stupid

[lean pumice]

it is /* if you look

[river oracle]

it isn't a task

[river oracle]

try getBukkitEntity ik you're on kotlin and all but yeah that's the official name

[lean pumice]

my problem is arena.getTeams().removeIf(team_ -> team_.getPlayers().isEmpty()); @tender shard

[lean pumice]

it can give error beause is a removeIf.

get error getPlayers

[echo basalt]

isEmpty is just checking for comod, you're probably editing getPlayers on another thread

[tender shard]

?

[lean pumice]

i have wrong tag

[echo basalt]

arena.getPlayers().removeIf(playerInArena -> playerInArena.equals(victim));
replace that with
arena.getPlayers().remove(victim)

[lean pumice]

no, only in it code

[echo basalt]

But honestly you shouldn't have any sort of player collection

[autumn cave]

thx, my mistake

[echo basalt]

and instead store UUIDs

[lean pumice]

@echo basalt No one can figure out how to do it and I'm getting desperate.

[lean pumice]

is not here the problem

[autumn cave]

world.createEntity now returns a bukkit entity instead of an nms one

[tender shard]

IJ's code inspection is so stupid...

[lean pumice]

@echo basalt the problem is arena.getTeams().removeIf(team_ -> team_.getPlayers().isEmpty());

[echo basalt]

team.getPlayers() is being modified in that case

I'll blame your poor structure for this

[lean pumice]

i know

but if i do .size() == 0 get error

Also

[echo basalt]

It's still poor structuring, not the wrong call

[lean pumice]

I tried with itenerator, Removeif and Steam.

I can't understand the problem

@echo basalt Do you have ideas?

[tender shard]

How did i ever dislike kotlin, its so awesome

[ivory sleet]

screenshotted

caught in 4k

[ivory sleet]

let me just pose one question

do you use lombok + kotlin?

[tender shard]

I will never use java again unless i have to

[tender shard]

Does that even work?

I dont think it works

[ivory sleet]

iirc yes

[river oracle]

oh lord

why would you ever

[ivory sleet]

well idk

[remote swallow]

conclube can you type ?ban @tender shard

[tender shard]

Doesnt it require a javac plugin

[orchid gazelle]

❤️

[ivory sleet]

ive seen ppl in helpchat use it alex lmao

[ivory sleet]

na

[tender shard]

Huh ok well kotlin has everything that lombok adds

[remote swallow]

@Getter? @Data?

[ivory sleet]

mfnalex just upgraded from checkers to 4d gpu accelerated chess

[ivory sleet]

yeaa

[tender shard]

data classes, public vals / vars

[ivory sleet]

gotta agree tho

immutability by default is so nice

and semantic nullability types

[river oracle]

what's the dif between
checkstyle
and id("checkstyle") in build source

[rotund ravine]

@young knoll control conclube

[ivory sleet]

lol

[dry hazel]

it's the same thing

[river oracle]

alr

[dry hazel]

checkstyle is just a DSL accessor cause it's an org.gradle plugin

[river oracle]

how can I grab a projects sourcsets in gradle kotlin?

project.sourceSets isn't a thing

[young knoll]

You wot

[dry hazel]

sourceSets

[rotund ravine]

https://puu.sh/K06K0/0b53461784.png

[river oracle]

why tf does it say it doesn't exist

is this just a buildSrc issue?

[dry hazel]

java plugin applied?

[rotund ravine]

Gradle has always been awfully broken

did u try it?

If it builds

gradle works

[river oracle]

yeah

plugins {
    java
    checkstyle
}

checkstyle {
    toolVersion = "10.12.5"
    configFile = file("config/checkstyle/checkstyle.xml")
    sourceSets = listOf(project.sourceSets.main)
}

[river oracle]

ig we will see

[tender shard]

works for me

[river oracle]

I'm switching from gradle groovy I still got a lot to do before i Can test

@rotund ravine it breaks when I use the explicit checkstyle instead of id("checkstyle") in plugins

[tender shard]

yes that is correct

[river oracle]

whatever ig I'll just use id("checkstyle")

[tender shard]

because it's not a core plugin

id("checkstyle") is the correct way

[river oracle]

it is? afaik

[dry hazel]

it is a core plugin

[remote swallow]

it has no id

so its a core plugin

[tender shard]

oh ok mb

[river oracle]

whatever converting to the id fixed it for some reason

wack as hell

[rotund ravine]

gradle works great once it works

the setup though

👀

[river oracle]

I was using groovy before

anything is up from that

[rotund ravine]

Yeah

gradle groovy

was the worst

gradle kotlin dsl

[echo basalt]

me using groovy

[rotund ravine]

has a bit more safety and ease

[young knoll]

Me also using groovy

[rotund ravine]

Coll

banned

Basics don't want ya

[tender shard]

yeah remove him from the trello pls

i bet he doesnt even hear kotlin underpants smh

[rotund ravine]

I have dreamt in kotlin before, it was unpleasant and didn't get to sleep the full night.

Would rather dream about irl stuff

[echo basalt]

Is there any event for natual mob spawning?

i.e cow spawning on grass

[rotund ravine]

Do

You perchance use paper?

[echo basalt]

Uh yeh

[rotund ravine]

EntityAddToWorldEvent or smth

iirc

[echo basalt]

slimeworldpaper

hm

[rotund ravine]

Otherwise

[echo basalt]

Like there's EntitySpawnEvent

but no cause

[rotund ravine]

CreatureSpawnEvent

[young knoll]

Does the regular spawn event not fire for that?

[rotund ravine]

Probably would

[echo basalt]

yeah creaturespawn has a reason alr

[fervent robin]

I need to store 3 strings, 2 enum, a list of item stacks, a list of strings, 2 ints in an SQL table. I assume creating a new column for each would be horrible inefficient. So what would be the best way to store it?

[river oracle]

having many columns isn't super inefficent its how SQL works

[fervent robin]

Yeah but wouldnt it better just to store in one column in binary?

[river oracle]

no at that point don't even use SQL

throw everything into a binary format like NBT

and store it in a flatfile

[fervent robin]

It has to be stored in MySQL cant be anything local

So the best way is to just have a ton of columns?

[rotund ravine]

why

what does ur types represent

[fervent robin]

client wants it like that unfortunately

[river oracle]

nothing is wrong with having 7 columns

how is this a problem?

its not inefficent its just 7 columns

[fervent robin]

Someone told me some time ago it wasn't the best way

I guess there wrong then

[river oracle]

did they tell you to use blobs instead?

[rotund ravine]

We would want to know what ur saving

Like

We can tell u how to optimize and shitz

[fervent robin]

What else do you want to know

[rotund ravine]

What ur types represent

[hasty oyster]

JSON/GSON and Datatypes

[timid hedge]

Does anyone know why it wont send the embed?

This is the code:
https://pastebin.com/ZQ9i4yF9
https://pastebin.com/GGyhUfQh

The bot is online and the plugin is green in /pl but it dosent send the embed when a players dies
The bot has "admin" permissions

[kind hatch]

You're not verified.

[rotund ravine]

bro

ask the shitman who posted shit

[river oracle]

they meant a discord embed with a bot xD

[kind hatch]

Oh, woops

[hazy parrot]

because chatChannel is null

[fervent robin]

Strings:
Quest name
Quest desc
Quest permission

Enum:
Quest objective type (Break blocks, Place blocks, etc)

Item stack list is a list of items to give to player as rewards

List of string is for commands to run on player as rewards

integers:
xp amount to give as rewards
coin amount to give as rewards

[river oracle]

why do you need to store the quest description?
or permission shouldn't those things be retrievable from some form of registry

[hazy parrot]

you would realize that if you added just one print statement, and see that whole method isn't executed

[fervent robin]

Client specifically mentioned it

[river oracle]

oh well in that case looks fine

nothing here seems super inefficent

[rotund ravine]

Should be fine to have that as a table

[fervent robin]

Wym by permission though?

[rotund ravine]

Thought

A quest could be a table of itself

and a quest could have an idf

id

and the whatever ur doing now

could just reference that id

[young knoll]

I would put all the single stuff in one table

Then another table for rewards

and another for the commands

[fervent robin]

Oh thats actually a good idea

another table just for commands?

[young knoll]

Yes

Rather than combining them all into a single column, you store a row per command

[fervent robin]

I was thinking quest gets a ascending reward ID which correlates to a reward table entry that has all of it stored there

[kind hatch]

There's nothing wrong with adding a null check. They are in fact necessary sometimes.

[fervent robin]

Whats wrong with just concating a list of commands in a column?

[young knoll]

Ehhh

Kinda janky

[timid hedge]

Alright thanks

[young knoll]

Plus you’d have to use something to divide them, and what if you then want to use that something in a command

[fervent robin]

Would that be better performance wise since you can limit to 1 row? Instead of having to go through all of a tables entries?

[rotund ravine]

Hello! I see that you are looking for the best way to store multiple data types in an SQL table. You are correct that creating a new column for each data type would be inefficient. There are several ways to store multiple data types in a single column. One way is to use a varchar column and store the data as a JSON string. Another way is to use a sql_variant field, which can store multiple types and preserve the type metadata (type, precision, scale) ². You can also create a separate table for each data type and use a foreign key to link them to the main table ¹. I hope this helps!

Source: Conversation with Bing, 02/02/2024
(1) sql - What is the best way to store multiple data type into database .... https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5724618/what-is-the-best-way-to-store-multiple-data-type-into-database.
(2) mysql - How to store multiple data types for same column (for many .... https://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/286540/how-to-store-multiple-data-types-for-same-column-for-many-columns.
(3) sql server - Best way to store a value which could be multiple types .... https://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/140518/best-way-to-store-a-value-which-could-be-multiple-types.
(4) Multiple data types in column – SQLServerCentral Forums. https://www.sqlservercentral.com/forums/topic/multiple-data-types-in-column.
(5) undefined. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10455783/different-types-for-the-same-column.
(6) undefined. https://www.sqlservercentral.com/forums/topic/multiple-data-types-for-the-same-column.
(7) undefined. http://rads.stackoverflow.com/amzn/click/1934356557).

Ignore me just getting my msgs up

thought bing might be right

i didn't read shit

[fervent robin]

True ig you would still recommend your way?

[young knoll]

I assure you going through more rows isn’t going to destroy your performance

This is what sql is built for

[fervent robin]

👍

[river oracle]

You are correct that creating a new column for each data type would be inefficient
Wild it suggests just storing json

over actually idk using SQL properly

[hazy parrot]

?learnjava

[undone axle]

Here are some links to get you started on learning Java:

• https://www.codecademy.com/learn/learn-java
• https://www.sololearn.com/learning/1068
• https://www.learnjavaonline.org/
• https://programmingbydoing.com/
• https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/index.html

The last one is the only official one, however some of those concepts assume that you already know a bit about programming.

[tender shard]

basics

fuck sql

[river oracle]

shhhh

we are built different

[timid hedge]

Idk if im just really dumb rn but can you tell whats wrong with this?

        if (chatChannel == null) {
            System.out.println("ChatChannel is null");
        } else {


            if (chatChannelID != null) {
                chatChannel = jda.getTextChannelById(chatChannelID);
            }


        }

[tender shard]

yeah also we don't store different types of objects. they're all the same type. they're all JsonElements 🙂

[river oracle]

lol

[lost matrix]

Btw its the same as

        if (chatChannel == null) {
            System.out.println("ChatChannel is null");
        } else {
            chatChannel = jda.getTextChannelById(chatChannelID);
        }

Functionally there is no difference here.
What do you expect to happen, and what is actually happening?

[timid hedge]

#help-development message

[river oracle]

@tender shard like this?

plugins {
    id("java")
    id("io.github.patrick.remapper") apply false
}

dependencies {
    compileOnly(":pineapple-nms:api")
}

tasks.jar {
    finalizedBy(tasks.getByName("remap"))
}

[lost matrix]

[timid hedge]

I know it would be smarter in a switch or something, but rn its just for testing
Ill fix it up when its working

[river oracle]

lgtm merged to master

[remote swallow]

i recognise that

[young knoll]

Bootleg specialsource

[tender shard]

yes but in the parent you usually define a version

basically you do it like this

parent

plugins {
  id("com.johnrengelnman:shadow") version "1.2.3.4" apply false
}

some other thing

plugins {
  id("com.johnrengelman:shadow")
}

[lost matrix]

Just add debug messages

[river oracle]

this is in buildSrc

[kind hatch]

You never initalize the TextChannel. Hence it's always null.

[river oracle]

so it has no specific parent

[fervent robin]

Is storing UUID's as binary in MySQL the proper way? (The person who told me many sql columns is inefficient also told me this and im starting to doubt some of the things he said)

[river oracle]

the issue is I keep getting this error because I haven't specified a version

Plugin [id: 'io.github.patrick.remapper'] was not found in any of the following sources:

[timid hedge]

Sorry, but i dont understand what you mean

[river oracle]

^ mind you the plugin is on maven central

[tender shard]

ah yeah then it's different

[young knoll]

Binary for uuid is fine

[river oracle]

?learnjava

[undone axle]

Here are some links to get you started on learning Java:

• https://www.codecademy.com/learn/learn-java
• https://www.sololearn.com/learning/1068
• https://www.learnjavaonline.org/
• https://programmingbydoing.com/
• https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/index.html

The last one is the only official one, however some of those concepts assume that you already know a bit about programming.

[young knoll]

Char(36) probably won’t kill you though

[kind hatch]

There is a UUID method in mysql though.

[young knoll]

Ah yeah that too

[fervent robin]

mc uuid dont work for it

i thought

[lost matrix]

He means that you never initalize the TextChannel so it's always null.
You can take that literally

[young knoll]

Why would they not

[kind hatch]

UUIDs are the same format.

It doesn't matter where they come from.

[tender shard]

ok like this:
buildSrc/build.gradle.kts

dependencies {
  implementation("com.johnrengelman:shadow:1.2.3.4")
}

buildSrc/src/main/kotlin/myscript.gradle.kts

plugins {
  id("com.johnrengelman:shadow")
}

[fervent robin]

I swear I saw someone say that on the forum

[remote swallow]

i just realised something

[young knoll]

There are multiple versions of uuid but they are all 128 bits

[remote swallow]

godnattid is <none>

[river oracle]

ohh okay

[timid hedge]

Alright thanks, ill try fix that

[kind hatch]

If you use the Java UUID class for everthing, you'll be fine.

[fervent robin]

👍

[echo basalt]

classic

[tender shard]

did it work?

[icy monolith]

What would be the best way to read enchants from a yml file and apply them to the item?

        - DIG_SPEED: 1
        - LOOT_BONUS_BLOCKS: 2```

```        for (String key : keys) {
            item.addEnchantment();
        }```
I have the loop loping through them, but how do i pull the name and convert it to an enchant and then pull the value and set that as the amount

[river oracle]

yep 👍 thanks

[tender shard]

don't use a list, but use a configuration section

enchants:
  DIG_SPEED: 1
  LOOT_BONUS_BLOCKS: 2

then you can loop over it like this:

ConfigurationSection enchants = myConfig.getConfigurationSection("enchants");
for(String enchant : enchants.getKeys(false)) {
  int level = enchants.getInt(enchant);
  // enchant = "DIG_SPEED", level = 1

currently your enchants thing is a MapList where each map only contains one entry

[icy monolith]

Ok but now i have the name of the enchant, but how would i convert the String to an acual enchant becouse the add enchant function only takes in a valid enchant

[young knoll]

Enchantment.getByName or something

You should use the key instead though

Since they have better names

[tender shard]

yeah getByName will work but it's deprecated

[young knoll]

Namespaced keys for the win

[tender shard]

getByKey is deprecated too, one shall use the registry it says

[young knoll]

Yes

Thou shall use registry

[tender shard]

Registry.ENCHANTMENT.match("unbreaking") ? or how does it work?

[young knoll]

Match or getByKey

Actually I think it’s just get

[icy monolith]

So i shouldnt use the deprecated stuff?

[young knoll]

match should accept unbreaking or minecraft:unbreaking

[tender shard]

you should avoid it if possible

so yeah just do Registry.ENCHANTMENT.match("fortune") etc

that's the easiest way

[icy monolith]

Ok

[tender shard]

it also uses the proper names and not DIG_SPEED, LOOT_BONUS_BLOCKS etc

[icy monolith]

It is complainign about using ConfigurationSection object as loop

foreach not applicable to type 'org.bukkit.configuration.ConfigurationSection'

[tender shard]

^

[young knoll]

Notice the getKeys in the code

[icy monolith]

oh ok

[fervent robin]

Huh? java.sql.SQLException: Unknown data type: 'UUID'

[tender shard]

which database?

[chrome beacon]

Looks like your database doesn't support uuids

[fervent robin]

MySQL

[tender shard]

you must be using a really old mysql version

then use varchar(36) and toString the uuid

[fervent robin]

👍

[chrome beacon]

Or just store two longs

Takes less space

[rotund ravine]

Woah

LONGS

smh

./s

[echo basalt]

looks uggo

[river oracle]

don't you need 2 different columns tehn

[rotund ravine]

yes

[echo basalt]

yeah you do

[rotund ravine]

min and max

[echo basalt]

composed primary key or some bs

[echo basalt]

leastSig and mostSig

[young knoll]

Store a BINARY(16)

[tender shard]

either varchar(32) or varchar(36) or binary(16) or get rekd

[rotund ravine]

same same

[young knoll]

Smh why varchar and not char

[rotund ravine]

TEXT !

[tender shard]

oh yeah

[echo basalt]

nah I'd rather have 1 int column for each char that represents its index in the ascii table

36 columns

there

[tender shard]

yes that is also very good

I'll ask chatgpt for the best way

[rotund ravine]

CREATE TABLE my_table (
  col1 CHAR(1),
  col2 CHAR(1),
  col3 CHAR(1),
  col4 CHAR(1),
  col5 CHAR(1),
  col6 CHAR(1),
  col7 CHAR(1),
  col8 CHAR(1),
  col9 CHAR(1),
  col10 CHAR(1),
  col11 CHAR(1),
  col12 CHAR(1),
  col13 CHAR(1),
  col14 CHAR(1),
  col15 CHAR(1),
  col16 CHAR(1),
  col17 CHAR(1),
  col18 CHAR(1),
  col19 CHAR(1),
  col20 CHAR(1),
  col21 CHAR(1),
  col22 CHAR(1),
  col23 CHAR(1),
  col24 CHAR(1),
  col25 CHAR(1),
  col26 CHAR(1),
  col27 CHAR(1),
  col28 CHAR(1),
  col29 CHAR(1),
  col30 CHAR(1),
  col31 CHAR(1),
  col32 CHAR(1),
  col33 CHAR(1),
  col34 CHAR(1),
  col35 CHAR(1),
  col36 CHAR(1)
);

[echo basalt]

perfect

[tender shard]

ah is that why his name is @young knoll

[remote swallow]

no way @young knoll reference?!?

frick you

[tender shard]

I even was faster than md5 today when he demanded tree fiddy again

[rotund ravine]

👀

[remote swallow]

sus

[rotund ravine]

alex

a hacker

confirmed

[tender shard]

yes I wrote a shell script today

cd /home/minecraft/buildtools && java -jar BuildTools.jar --rev 1.20.4 && cp spigot-1.20.4.jar /home/minecraft/singleplayer

[remote swallow]

why

just use the flag for it

[rotund ravine]

CP

Alex

[tender shard]

i didnt remember the flag name

[rotund ravine]

Ur disgusting smh

[remote swallow]

--o or --output-dir

[tender shard]

too fancy

I rather cp it

oh btw I wrote a zip task for basics

tasks.register<Zip>("zipDistribution") {
    group = "basics"
    description = "Bundle the plugin and all modules into a single zip file."

    archiveFileName = "basics-$version.zip"
    destinationDirectory = file("build/dist")

    from(project(":plugin").tasks.getByName("shadowJar", ShadowJar::class).archiveFile)

    for(module in project(":modules").subprojects) {
        from(module.tasks.getByName("shadowJar", ShadowJar::class).archiveFile) {
            into("Basics/modules")
        }
    }
}

[remote swallow]

i use this for some stuff

@echo off
set source="C:\Users\immrt\Desktop\Epic Plugins\RestAPI\build\libs\RestAPI-1.0-SNAPSHOT-all.jar"
set destination="C:\Users\immrt\Desktop\RestAPI"

echo Copying JAR file...
copy %source% %destination%

echo JAR file copied successfully.
exit

i should find out how to hash check stuff and auto restart jars

[tender shard]

just compare the output of sha1sum <file>

[echo basalt]

meanwhile I wrote an abstraction around if checks

[remote swallow]

is that an actual windows cmd

[rotund ravine]

windows

[tender shard]

it's part of git bash

[rotund ravine]

@echo off set source=“C:\Users\immrt\Desktop\Epic Plugins\RestAPI\build\libs\RestAPI-1.0-SNAPSHOT-all.jar” set destination=“C:\Users\immrt\Desktop\RestAPI”

echo Copying JAR file… copy %source% %destination%

echo JAR file copied successfully.

echo Adding hashcheck… set hashcheck=“C:\Program Files\HashCheck\HashCheck.dll” regsvr32 /s %hashcheck%

echo Hashcheck added successfully.

echo Adding autostart… set autostart=“C:\Users\immrt\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup\RestAPI.bat” echo @echo off > %autostart% echo cd %destination% >> %autostart% echo java -jar RestAPI-1.0-SNAPSHOT-all.jar >> %autostart%

echo Autostart added successfully. exit

[tender shard]

wow can it get even more complicated

[remote swallow]

sus amobus

[tender shard]

windows cmd is so overly shitty

[echo basalt]

:)

[rotund ravine]

disgustng

[echo basalt]

I can't bother dealing with some startup exception and then more exceptions onDisable

because variables never initialized type deal

[rotund ravine]

I was joking, tbh that would be smth i'd write to disregard nullchecks

[echo basalt]

There's also this

[tender shard]

islandManager?.let { it.disable() }

[remote swallow]

no thsnka

[glossy venture]

ugly ahh

[echo basalt]

shut up kotlin addict

imagine being so confused you go islandManager??

[glossy venture]

like fuck does that mean

if u didnt know kotlin how does it make sense

[tender shard]

it means "if islandManager != null run islandManager.disable()"

[silver dagger]

Hi im a noob with all this. Actually just started today developing some Plugins, because I wanted to host a server for my friends. Im writing a plugin, that kicks everybody from the server, then deletes all the world files and then restarts the server. The world files keep getting deleted, but they are kinda coming back in the process of shutting down the server??!! is there any way to turn this off?

[glossy venture]

tf does let do

[echo basalt]

uH it's janky

I've had this kind of issue before

my way of solving it was to just delete them on startup

Instead of onDisable

I'd legit just write some empty file and see if it existed in the world folder

[rotund ravine]

Hello! I'm glad you're exploring the world of Spigot plugins. It sounds like you're trying to delete all the world files on your server, but they keep coming back when you shut down the server. I can help you with that.

To delete a world's data directory on a Spigot server, you need to first unload the world and its chunks. After that, some files and directories may still not be deleted. Here's some sample code that should work for you:

Server server = getServer();
World world = server.getWorld("world");
File active = world.getWorldFolder();
// Unload the world and its chunks
server.unloadWorld(world, true);
// Delete the world's data directory
deleteDirectory(active);

The deleteDirectory method is defined as follows:

public static void deleteDirectory(File file) {
    if (file.isDirectory()) {
        File[] files = file.listFiles();
        if (files != null) {
            for (File f : files) {
                deleteDirectory(f);
            }
        }
    }
    file.delete();
}

This method recursively deletes all files and directories in the specified directory. You can use it to delete the world's data directory.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.

Source: Conversation with Bing, 02/02/2024
(1) How to to delete a world's data directory on a Bukkit server?. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46747905/how-to-to-delete-a-worlds-data-directory-on-a-bukkit-server.
(2) How to delete a world folder (PROPERLY) - Bukkit Forums. https://bukkit.org/threads/how-to-delete-a-world-folder-properly.156344/.
(3) github.com. https://github.com/glotovauv/Messenger/tree/ab69b3dfbd0f0a41cae9a4368cbfdca5d14ef31d/src%2Fmain%2Fjava%2Fmessenger%2Fservices%2FTalkServiceImpl.java.

[echo basalt]

shut up bing bing

[rotund ravine]

ahaha

[tender shard]

let calls the block with "this" as argument

https://kotlinlang.org/api/latest/jvm/stdlib/kotlin/let.html

[glossy venture]

very intuitive!

[quaint mantle]

hi how i get spigot api?

[tender shard]

it's in the maven repo

[echo basalt]

?buildtools

[undone axle]

https://www.spigotmc.org/wiki/buildtools/

[rotund ravine]

?jd-s

[undone axle]

https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/spigot

[silver dagger]

Its not as if i didnt try that already 😭

[silver dagger]

Hmm thats a possible way to go

[tender shard]

https://hub.spigotmc.org/nexus/content/repositories/snapshots/org/spigotmc/spigot-api/ < spigot api

[silver dagger]

But that would always remove the world when i need to restart the server, right?

[quaint mantle]

tnx

[tender shard]

well basically whatever you call "let" on, it can be referred to as "it" inside the block

val name = "my dog"

name.let { println("$it has pooped on the sofa again") }

By combining it with the ?. operator, you can make it run only if it's not null

[glossy venture]

i know

but why "let"

[tender shard]

let it be my dog

[glossy venture]

thats the top 7 question science cant solve

[glossy venture]

interesting reasoning

almost as poetic as cmarco using half a percent of his exceptional skill

[tender shard]

i guess it's like how in some languages you do let a = 3 or sth

so here we just do let whatever = it, no clue

The usage of let can be seen as "letting" the object on which it is called to be available within a temporary scope in the form of a lambda parameter.

[glossy venture]

hmmmmm

highly peculiar language design.

[tender shard]

tbh I think is a masterpiece

it's probably the best code I have ever written

[glossy venture]

i like being able to use it in a block like a this value

but id prob do smth like

expr -> { statement... }

commands.create("abc") -> {
    then(otherocmandorsomrthing);
}

[tender shard]

otherocmandorsomrthing

[glossy venture]

yes

[fervent robin]

What about for items another for that too?

would make sense if you recomend doing it for commands

[young knoll]

Sure

[olive lance]

Anybody experienced with PAPI can answer this?
I just updated my papi extension (had to remake it cause i lost project files) but I basically just updated the onRequest function and thats it. Supposedly the end user is testing and only the old placeholder is working and the new one just displays the %% text he typed for the placeholder. Is there anything else needed for the new placeholder other than the onrequest function or is the user just not updating correctly?

[ivory sleet]

if its built in w the plugin ik u need to override the persists() function

[quaint mantle]

Guys

Wait nvm

[kind hatch]

Frick. I forgot to jump back to the master branch and now my changes from the other branch I was working on are now a part of this new branch.

Is there an easy way to fix that?

[remote swallow]

have you commited it already

[kind hatch]

Yea

[remote swallow]

shit thats out of my knowledge but im quessing if you bring the new branch to head of that then revert commit it should be fine

i hope

dont quote me

[river oracle]

@tender shard you've been doing git stuff

help this man

[remote swallow]

wasnt he reading a book on it

[river oracle]

and an interactive website

[tender shard]

just cherry-pick the changes

1. check the commit id of the commit you wanna move over git log
2. switch to master git checkout master
3. cherry pick the commits git cherry-pick <commit-hash>

if you also want to remove the commit from your other branch, you can go remove the last X commits with git reset --hard HEAD~X (e.g. HEAD~1 for the last commit)

[sullen marlin]

{

    public interface TestInterface
    {

        Object getObject();
    }

    public interface DefaultInterface
    {

        default Object getObject()
        {
            return this;
        }
    }

    public class Class implements DefaultInterface, TestInterface
    {

    }
}

why does this not work 😦

[remote swallow]

md

why

[sullen marlin]

{

    public interface TestInterface
    {

        Object getObject();
    }

    public interface DefaultInterface
    {

        default Object getObject()
        {
            return this;
        }
    }

    public class Class implements DefaultInterface, TestInterface
    {

        @Override
        public Object getObject()
        {
            return DefaultInterface.super.getObject();
        }
    }
}

Is this legit?

[tender shard]

yes that's also what IJ suggested

[sullen marlin]

lame

[river oracle]

this is some locked ass java code

[sullen marlin]

why doesn't the first snippet work

[tame wolf]

Both of those things look evil

So I'd say some deity is stopping you

[sullen marlin]

the real code is even worse

there's an abstract class I omitted

[river oracle]

that's so weird

[tender shard]

hm I guess it's just so that it's the same behaviour as if both interfaces would have a default method, then you'd also still have to implement an actual method

[rotund ravine]

I am, under a GABA depressor

[tender shard]

you're drunk?

[rotund ravine]

shh, don't be that smart.

[tender shard]

kek cheers

[rotund ravine]

Heading to bed soon or smth

[young knoll]

I read GBA depressor

I was confused what the gameboy advanced had to do with this

[tender shard]

super mario against depression

obv

[tame wolf]

I can't figure out what's going on now and you're telling me there's more?! 😭

[fervent robin]

What's the best way to store an ItemStack in a MySQL DB? I know many people use itemStack#serialize() but I am not sure what to do with the map it returns

[tender shard]

you can use a BukkitObjectOutputStream to get a byte[]

[river oracle]

the absolute best way is to dive into NMS convert the ItemStack into a CompoundTag than serialize it into bytes

otherwise do what alex said

[tender shard]

you can also use my json lib to turn it into json if you want it to be human readable

[fervent robin]

nah idc abt that

thanks

[tender shard]

then BukkitObjectOutputStream, that's the easiest way to safely save it

or however its called

[river oracle]

alex do you know why when I depend on my library called PineappleChat it simply doesn't provide any of the classes? I'm so confused you can find the code at https://github.com/PineappleDevelopmentGroup/PineappleChat/blob/main/build.gradle.kts

[tender shard]

it doesnt provide which classes?

[river oracle]

any of the classes in my library

but I downloaded the jar and they are all there

which is why I'm confused

[tender shard]

so what exactly do you depend on? which artifact?

beause your parent thing doesn't have any sources and hence probably has no artifact?

[river oracle]

I just add the dependencies like this

    implementation("sh.miles.pineapplechat:pineapplechat-core:1.0.0-SNAPSHOT")
    implementation("sh.miles.pineapplechat:pineapplechat-bungee:1.0.0-SNAPSHOT")

[tender shard]

ah ok

[river oracle]

do I need to configure something in the jar plugin?

all of my subprojects logic is in the subprojects section

[tender shard]

what's the purpose of this?

[remote swallow]

add the aggregated javadoc jar

[river oracle]

adds the javadoc jar to the publishing artifacts

                this.artifact(tasks.jar)
                this.artifact(tasks.aggregateJavadocJar)

[tender shard]

does it add it, or does it set it to only publish that?

[remote swallow]

it should add it

or thats what it did in groovers

[river oracle]

docs say included

Creates a custom MavenArtifact to be included in the publication. The artifact method can take a variety of input:```

[remote swallow]

does kotlin say that the stuff there is this = publication or is it using this as project

[river oracle]

the javadocs are fine the published jar is seemingly fine I mean it has all of the classes you'd expect to be there

[rotund ravine]

I just farted

and i smell it

[remote swallow]

do ur balls not absorb it

[river oracle]

JanTuck is def on those GABA depressors

[tender shard]

which java version does the other project use?

[rotund ravine]

1.13

[river oracle]

every project uses java 17

[tender shard]

hmm is it just IJ not showing the classes, or can you also not compile it if you try to access any

[remote swallow]

oh im judging you on publishing under sh.miles.pineapplechat over sh.miles

[rotund ravine]

tbf always try to compiel with gradle and see if IJ sucks ass

[river oracle]

question though how do I refresh my dependencies with gradle

[rotund ravine]

buttons

[remote swallow]

clean reload or that jar caching thing i sent you

[river oracle]

I just published a new jar with the changes

[remote swallow]

caching thingy

[tender shard]

./gradlew build --refresh-dependencies

[river oracle]

I'm gonna do ./gradlew clean --refresh-dependencies

that should work right

my project doesn't build atm

too many java errors

@remote swallow send me the depependency thingy thingy again

[young knoll]

We love setting cache changing modules to 0

[remote swallow]

configurations.all {
resolutionStrategy.cacheChangingModulesFor 0, 'seconds'
}

[river oracle]

@tender shard idfk

lol

[rotund ravine]

vroom vroom

[river oracle]

I tried this instead

        publications {
            create<MavenPublication>("Maven") {
                this.artifact(tasks.jar)
                this.artifact(tasks.aggregateJavadocJar)
                this.groupId = "sh.miles.pineapplechat"
                this.artifactId = project.name
                this.version = rootProject.version.toString()
            }
        }``` but adding the tasks.jar result didn't do anything either

[remote swallow]

i mean

from whats on there the jar exists

check external libraries on the project menu

• check you have the right repo extension

[river oracle]

wtf

[remote swallow]

tf you got that from

[river oracle]

that's in the external libraries section

[remote swallow]

oh right at the bottom

i mean in the end project

that wants to use pineapplechat

[tender shard]

must be sth in your new project because in a random maven project, it works fine

[river oracle]

wtf

[quaint mantle]

I gotta say

[river oracle]

wonder if invalidating my caches might work

[quaint mantle]

Coming from 1.7 - 1.8.8 Spigot API to the latest version, i feel like a lot has changed and im so happy their is new methods, and Ray tracing!!!

[river oracle]

more change is on the block

probably

if it ever gets merged

[young knoll]

Yeah a lot tends to change in 10 years

[quaint mantle]

You don't say. Lol

[river oracle]

@young knoll when ItemType

[quaint mantle]

ItemType??

Thats an Enum now?

[young knoll]

Hey I don’t control the merges

No

Enums are bad

And deserve to die

[quaint mantle]

Who hurt you

Enums are great fuck u on about mate

[young knoll]

||/s but not really||

[river oracle]

enums suck

[tender shard]

has raytracing not been there forever?

[quaint mantle]

No they don't and why do they 'suck'?

[young knoll]

If it’s registry based

[quaint mantle]

It hasn't

[tender shard]

oh

[quaint mantle]

Not in 1.8

[young knoll]

It shouldn’t be an enum

[river oracle]

using enums for registires be like

[quaint mantle]

Had to use a public library for raytracing

Oh ima be honest, im not on the nerd level you guys are on

[remote swallow]

did that fix it

[quaint mantle]

So i dont understand what u mean by registry

But i use enums for PlayerStates, and CooldownTypes shit like that, Enums are great for the things i do

[river oracle]

registries are dynamic and data driven data structures backed by usually a map. Enums are non dynamic non data driven data structures driven by wtf java does under the hood

[quaint mantle]

Hmm okay. Ill probably understand this in a week

[tender shard]

but does mc even allow custom blocks meanwhile?

[quaint mantle]

Resource packs

lol

[tender shard]

I mean real custom blocks

[quaint mantle]

Nah definitely not thats why i suggested resource packs

[river oracle]

with the shifts that have been happening its probably coming eventually

[quaint mantle]

OOO no way!*

[river oracle]

I believe Blocks moved to a Codec recently

which is good news

granted this is the mojang timeline so it could still be years

[tender shard]

blocks moved to coq

[kind hatch]

coq?

[quaint mantle]

^

[young knoll]

Yes blocks moved to codecs

[quaint mantle]

What is a COQ and what is a codec?

lol

[remote swallow]

i didnt know blocks were gay

[tender shard]

yeah that's french for crossaint or sth, i dont remember

[young knoll]

It’s Mojangs fancy and maybe a bit over engineered serialization system