typesforbukkit v1.4.1

TypesForBukkit

Types...

For Bukkit.

V1.4.1

Created By https://github.com/Tommyhetrick (Tools used are on there!)

This is meant to be used for the PlaceholderAPI javascript extension to provide types

Instructions for Use:

First, install typesforbukkit with npm:

npm install typesforbukkit

Then add one of the following triple slash directives to your typscript files:

<reference types="typesforbukkit" />

will give you types for the latest version of Minecraft, or:

<reference types="typesforbukkit/<version>" />

Be careful when using the first option because it could change with an update at any time based on the latest Bukkit version

Supported Minecraft Versions:

• 1.18.2

• 1.18.1

• 1.18

• 1.17.1

• 1.17

• 1.16.5

Changelog:

• 1.0:

  • Original Release, created (slowly) from May to November 21st, 2021
  • Minecraft 1.16.5 support

• 1.1.0:

  • Minecraft 1.17 support
  • Minecraft 1.17.1 support
  • Actually provided the subclassWatch script
  • I didn't know NPM supported markdown... duh.

• 1.1.1:

  • Fixed typos in the readme

• 1.1.2:

  • Fixed errors because I forgot to actually test compile
  • cleanup.sh removes subclassWatch so I moved it into each version for now

• 1.2.0:

  • Minecraft 1.18 support

• 1.2.1:

  • Actually changed the version at the top of the readme.

• 1.3.0:

  • Minecraft 1.18.1 support
  • moved non-bukkit packages out of each version (java, snakeyaml, guava) and into the external folder
  • added versions to readme

• 1.4.0:

  • Minecraft 1.18.2 support
  • moved most types and constants out into a global file as well as package descriptions
  • Actually added a reference for org.bukkit.Skull
  • Forgot getTicksPerWaterUndergroundCreatureSpawns and getWaterUndergroundCreatureSpawnLimit in org.bukkit.Bukkit and org.bukkit.World (1.17.1+)
  • Forgot isWhitelistEnforced in org.bukkit.Bukkit (1.17+)
  • Removed unused files from 1.18.1
  • Removed return from functions with return type void... because why not.
• 1.14.1:
  • Actually added the second argument (for the command) to org.bukkit.Server.dispatchCommand()

Notes:

• Make sure to run subclassWatch.js if you wish to use any of the following directly in your code:
  • Subclasses
  • The org.bukkit.plugin.java package
  • etc. (if anything has a symbol in its name, use the script if you want to use it directly)
• org.bukkit.configuration is kind of a mess because somebody thought it was a great idea to name both a method and field options so now it causes tons of problems. Thanks.

TODOS:

• Make sure all constructors have descriptions,
  • ^\/\n\t constructor(\w :.<>_$*) ;{+