FoliaLib

Disclaimer:
This project is not directly affiliated with Paper team or the Folia project.

Description

This is a wrapper library for aiding in supporting the Folia Paper Fork. This library adds multiple scheduler options to use instead of the Bukkit or Folia native schedulers. Developers are expected to depend on this library and relocate the package to their own to prevent conflicts with other plugins.

Note: This project is still in its early stages and may make frequent breaking changes to the API. Additionally, I won't claim that this library is perfect; If you find any issues, please report them on the issues page

As a dependency

Maven

<repositories>
    <repository>
        <id>devmart-other</id>
        <url>https://nexuslite.gcnt.net/repos/other/</url>
    </repository>
</repositories>

<dependencies>
    <dependency>
        <groupId>com.tcoded</groupId>
        <artifactId>FoliaLib</artifactId>
        <version>[SEE TOP OF README]</version>
        <scope>compile</scope>
    </dependency>
</dependencies>

Warning

You are expected to relocate the package "com.tcoded.folialib" to your own (ex: "me.steve.lib.folialib") to prevent conflicts with other plugins!

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Gradle

repositories {
    maven {
        name = "devmart-other"
        url = "https://nexuslite.gcnt.net/repos/other/"
    }
}

dependencies {
    implementation "com.tcoded:FoliaLib:[SEE TOP OF README]"
}

Warning

You are expected to relocate the package "com.tcoded.folialib" to your own (ex: "me.steve.lib.folialib") to prevent conflicts with other plugins!

How to use

Create a new instance of the FoliaLib class:

// Assuming "this" is your plugin instance
FoliaLib foliaLib = new FoliaLib(this);

Here are some examples of how to use the library:

// Remember that 20 ticks = 1000 milliseconds, and 20 * 50L = 1000L

// On a folia server, runNextTick() will run using the GlobalRegionScheduler
//   !! This does not make it safe to use for players or block changes !!
//   Use other methods below for handling those
//   This should only be used for updating the following (see GlobalRegionScheduler.java for more info)
//     - world day time, world game time, weather cycle, sleep night skipping, executing commands for console, and other misc
// On a Spigot server, runNextTick() will run on the main thread
foliaLib.getImpl().runNextTick(() -> {/* Code */});

// In both cases, this method will run asynchronously
foliaLib.getImpl().runAsync(() -> {/* Code */});

// On a Folia server, this method will run using the GlobalRegionScheduler
// On a Spigot server, this method will run on the main thread
foliaLib.getImpl().runTimer(() -> {/* Code */}, 1, 20); // Using ticks
foliaLib.getImpl().runTimer(() -> {/* Code */}, 1, 20 * 50L, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS); // Using TimeUnit

// In both cases, this method will run asynchronously
foliaLib.getImpl().runTimerAsync(() -> {/* Code */}, 1, 20); // Using ticks
foliaLib.getImpl().runTimerAsync(() -> {/* Code */}, 1, 20 * 50L, TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS); // Using TimeUnit

// On a folia server, this will run the code using the RegionScheduler that is appropriate for the location
// On a spigot server, this will run the code on the main thread
foliaLib.getImpl().runAtLocation(location, () -> {/* Code */});

// On a folia server, this will run the code using the EntityScheduler that is appropriate for the entity
// On a spigot server, this will just run the code on the main thread
foliaLib.getImpl().runAtEntity(entity, () -> {/* Code */});

// AND MANY MORE OPTIONS...!

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details