PicesCup Develop Lib

PiscesCup Develop Library

Description

The lib provides some convenient methods for developers,
such as:

• Registering: registering items, blocks, item groups, and tags, and so on. You can set the recipes and simple models when you register them.
• Utils: Some useful utils, such as Language.java, and so on
• Data Generating: Provide factories for getting DataProvider
• GUI: Creating a GUI (under developing)

The examples are in the
Examples Folder.

Install

Gradle

Add below code in the dependencies part of your build.gradle file:

dependencies {
    // Add this to the dependencies
    include(modImplementation("io.github.piscescup:pc_develop_lib:1.0.0"))
}

To update the version easily, you can use below way:

dependencies {
    include(
        modImplementation("io.github.piscescup:pc_develop_lib:${pc_dev_lib_version}")
    )
}

And then add the property (The name of the property is up to you) in the gradle.properties file:

pc_dev_lib_version=1.0.1

Maven

Add below code in the dependencies mark of your pom.xml file:

<dependency>
  <groupId>io.github.piscescup</groupId>
  <artifactId>pc_develop_lib</artifactId>
  <version>1.0.0</version>
</dependency>

To update the version easily, you can use below way:

<dependency>
  <groupId>io.github.piscescup</groupId>
  <artifactId>pc_develop_lib</artifactId>
  <version>${pc_dev_lib_version}</version>
</dependency>

And then add a property mark (The name of the property mark is up to you) in the properties mark of your pom.xml file:

<properties>
    <pc_dev_lib_version>1.0.1</pc_dev_lib_version>
</properties>

Usage

Registering

If you want to set translations, models, recipes,
you should use the method registerAndBuild() first.

Otherwise, an IllegalArgumentException will be thrown.

Item

_Portal: PCItemRegister_

You can use the class PCItemRegister.java and
PCBlockItemRegister.java to register items and block items.

Below are some examples:

public static final Item ITEM1 = PCItemRegister.create(MOD_ID, "item1") // Creat the item with the given Identifier
    // Register and build
    .registerAndBuild() 
    // Create the recipe for the item
    .shapedRecipe(PCShapedRecipe.Builder.create()
        .pattern("***")
        .pattern("***")
        .pattern(" # ")
        .definition('*', Items.ACACIA_PLANKS)
        .definition('#', Items.ACACIA_BUTTON)
        .category(RecipeCategory.BUILDING_BLOCKS)
        .criterion("has_item", Items.ACACIA_PLANKS)
        .count(4)
        .build()
    )
    // Add translations.
    .translate(Language.EN_US, "Test Item1")
    .translate(Language.ZH_CN, "测试物品1")
    // Set the model of the item.
    .model(Models.GENERATED)
    // Return the item to be registered.
    .get();                                    

public static final Item ITEM2 = PCItemRegister.create(MOD_ID, "item2")
    .registerAndBuild()
    .shapelessRecipe(PCShapelessRecipe.Builder.create()
        .category(RecipeCategory.BUILDING_BLOCKS)
        .input(ItemTags.PLANKS)
        .input(ItemTags.BUTTONS)
        .input(Items.IRON_INGOT)
        .count(4)
        .criterion("has_planks", Items.IRON_INGOT)
        .build()
    )
    .translate(Language.EN_US, "Test Item2")
    .translate(Language.ZH_CN, "测试物品2")
    .model(Models.GENERATED)
    .get();


public static final Item BLOCK_ITEM = PCBlockItemRegister.create(BLOCK)
    .settings(new Item.Settings()
        .maxCount(16)
        .fireproof()
        .rarity(Rarity.COMMON)
    )
    .registerAndBuild()
    .shapelessRecipe(PCShapelessRecipe.Builder.create()
        .category(RecipeCategory.BUILDING_BLOCKS)
        .input(ItemTags.PLANKS)
        .input(ItemTags.BUTTONS)
        .input(Items.IRON_INGOT)
        .count(4)
        .criterion("has_planks", Items.IRON_INGOT)
        .build()
    )
    .get();

Blocks

_Portal: PCBlockRegister_

You can use the class PCBlockRegister.java to register blocks.

Below are some examples:

public static final Block BLOCK = PCBlockRegister.create(MOD_ID, "block1")
    .settings(AbstractBlock.Settings.create()
        .burnable()
        .mapColor(DyeColor.BROWN)
        .hardness(1.0f)
    )
    .registerAndBuild()
    .translate(Language.EN_US, "Test Block1")
    .translate(Language.ZH_CN, "测试方块1")
    .simpleCubeAll()
    .get();

Item Groups

_Portal: PCItemGroupRegister_

You can use the class PCItemGroupRegister.java to register item groups.

Below are some examples:

public static final ItemGroup ITEM_GROUP1 = PCItemGroupRegister.create(MOD_ID, "item_group1")
    .itemGroupBuilder(ItemGroup.create(ItemGroup.Row.BOTTOM, 7)
        .icon(() -> new ItemStack(Items.DIAMOND))
        .entries(
            (text, entries) -> {
                entries.add(ModItems.ITEM1);
                entries.add(ModBlocks.BLOCK);
            }
        )
    )
    .registerAndBuild()
    .translate(Language.EN_US, "Test ItemGroup 1")
    .translate(Language.ZH_CN, "测试物品组1")
    .get();

Tags

_Portal: PCItemTagKeyRegister_

The mod provides ways to register ItemTag and BlockTag
by using the class PCItemTagKeyRegister.java and PCBlockTagKeyRegister.java.

Before you use the method registerAndBuild(), you should use the method add() to add things at least once.

Below is an example for registering ItemTag:

public static final TagKey<Item> TAG_KEY_1 = PCItemTagKeyRegister.create(MOD_ID, "tag/tag1")
    .add(ModItems.ITEM1)
    .add(ModItems.ITEM2)
    .registerAndBuild()
    .get();

Below is an example for registering BlockTag:

public static final TagKey<Block> BLOCK_TAG = PCBlockTagKeyRegister.create(MOD_ID, "tag/block_tag")
    .add(ModBlocks.BLOCK)
    .registerAndBuild()
    .get();

Both PCItemTagKeyRegister and PCBlockTagKeyRegister provide a method createForVanilla(TagKey vanillaTagKey) for creating
a PCItemTagKeyRegister and PCBlockTagKeyRegister from a vanilla tag.

Below are some examples:

public static final TagKey<Block> VANILLA_NEED_IRON_TOOLS_TAG =
        PCBlockTagKeyRegister.createForVanilla(BlockTags.NEEDS_IRON_TOOL)
            .addBlock(ModBlocks.PC_BLOCK)
            .registerAndBuild()
            .get();

public static final TagKey<Block> VANILLA_PICKAXE_TAG =
    PCBlockTagKeyRegister.createForVanilla(BlockTags.PICKAXE_MINEABLE)
        .addBlock(ModBlocks.PC_BLOCK)
        .registerAndBuild()
        .get();

Recipes

_**Portal: PCShapedRecipe
& PCShapelessRecipe**_

The mod provides PCShapedRecipe.java and PCShapelessRecipe.java to set the recipes for the item.

Below are some usages:

• Create a shaped recipe by PCShapedRecipe.java:

    public static final PCShapedRecipe SHAPED_RECIPE = PCShapedRecipe.Builder.create()
        .pattern("***")
        .pattern("***")
        .pattern(" # ")
        .definition('*', Items.ACACIA_PLANKS)
        .definition('#', Items.ACACIA_BUTTON)
        .category(RecipeCategory.BUILDING_BLOCKS)
        .criterion("has_item", Items.ACACIA_PLANKS)
        .count(4)
        .build();

• Create a shapeless recipe by PCShapelessRecipe.java:

    public static final PCShapelessRecipe SHAPELESS_RECIPE = PCShapelessRecipe.Builder.create()
        .category(RecipeCategory.BUILDING_BLOCKS)
        .input(ItemTags.PLANKS)
        .input(ItemTags.BUTTONS)
        .input(Items.IRON_INGOT)
        .count(4)
        .criterion("has_planks", Items.IRON_INGOT)
        .build();

Model

The registers provide ways to set the model of the item.

For items:
You can use the method model(Model model)
in the class PCItemRegister.java to set the model of the item.

For blocks:
The mod only provide the method simpleCubeAll()
in the class PCBlockRegister.java to set the cube all model of the block.

Data Generation

The mod provides some DataProviderFactory to get the data providers.

Language Provider

_**Portal: PCLanguageProvider
& PCLanguageProviderFactory**_

The mod provides the class PCTranslationProviderFactory.java to get the translation provider.

Use the PCLanguageProviderFactory.java to get specific language provider:

• languageProvider(Language lang): Get a list of FabricDataGenerator.Pack.RegistryDependentFactory<DataProvider>

of the provider for the given language.

• languagesProvider(Language... langs) & languagesProvider(List<Language> langs): Get a list of FabricDataGenerator.Pack.RegistryDependentFactory<DataProvider>

of the provider for the given languages.

• allLanguagesProvider(): Get a list of FabricDataGenerator.Pack.RegistryDependentFactory<DataProvider>

of the provider for all languages.

You shouldn’t add the same language provider.

Below are some examples:

import java.util.List;

public class PiscesCupDevelopLibDataGenerator
    implements DataGeneratorEntrypoint 
{
    @Override
    public void onInitializeDataGenerator(FabricDataGenerator fabricDataGenerator) {
        FabricDataGenerator.Pack pack = fabricDataGenerator.createPack();

        PCLanguageProviderFactory.languagesProvider(Language.EN_US, Language.ZH_CN)
            .forEach(pack::addProvider);

        PCLanguageProviderFactory.allLanguagesProvider()
            .forEach(pack::addProvider);

        PCLanguageProviderFactory.languagesProvider(
            List.of(Language.EN_US, Language.ZH_CN)
        )
            .forEach(pack::addProvider);

    }
}

Model Provider

_**Portal: PCModelProvider
& PCModelProviderFactory**_

The mod provides the class PCModelProviderFactory.java to get the model provider.

Use the PCModelProviderFactory.java to get specific model provider:

• modelProvider(): Get a list of FabricDataGenerator.Pack.RegistryDependentFactory<DataProvider>

of the provider.

Below is an example:

public class PiscesCupDevelopLibDataGenerator 
    implements DataGeneratorEntrypoint 
{
    @Override
    public void onInitializeDataGenerator(FabricDataGenerator fabricDataGenerator) {
    	FabricDataGenerator.Pack pack = fabricDataGenerator.createPack();

    	PCModelProviderFactory.modelProvider()
    		.forEach(pack::addProvider);
    }
}

Recipe Provider

_**Portal: PCRecipeProvider
& PCRecipesProviderFactory**_

The mod provides the class PCRecipeProviderFactory.java to get the recipe provider.

Use the PCRecipeProviderFactory.java to get specific recipe provider:

• recipesProvider(): Get a list of FabricDataGenerator.Pack.RegistryDependentFactory<DataProvider>

of the provider.

Below is an example:

public class PiscesCupDevelopLibDataGenerator implements DataGeneratorEntrypoint {
    @Override
    public void onInitializeDataGenerator(FabricDataGenerator fabricDataGenerator) {
    	FabricDataGenerator.Pack pack = fabricDataGenerator.createPack();

    	PCRecipesProviderFactory.recipesProvider()
    		.forEach(pack::addProvider);
    }
}

Tag Provider

_**Portal: PCBlockTagProviderFactory
& PCTagProviderFactory**_

The mod provides an enum class: PCTagProviderFactory.java. Its fields are the tag providers.

The method factories() of the fields can return a list of
FabricDataGenerator.Pack.RegistryDependentFactory<DataProvider> of the provider.
And then you can use the method forEach() to add the provider to the pack.

The enum class also provides a static method allTagProviderFactories()
, which can return a List of FabricDataGenerator.Pack.RegistryDependentFactory<DataProvider>
for all the tag providers.

Below is the example of the fields:

public class PiscesCupDevelopLibDataGenerator implements DataGeneratorEntrypoint {
    @Override
    public void onInitializeDataGenerator(FabricDataGenerator fabricDataGenerator) {
    	FabricDataGenerator.Pack pack = fabricDataGenerator.createPack();

    	PCTagProviderFactory.ITEM_TAG_PROVIDER.getFactories()
    		.forEach(pack::addProvider);

    	PCTagProviderFactory.BLOCK_TAG_PROVIDER.getFactories()
    		.forEach(pack::addProvider);

    }
}

Below is an example of the static method allTagProviderFactories():

public class PiscesCupDevelopLibDataGenerator 
    implements DataGeneratorEntrypoint 
{
    @Override
    public void onInitializeDataGenerator(FabricDataGenerator fabricDataGenerator) {
    	FabricDataGenerator.Pack pack = fabricDataGenerator.createPack();

        PCTagProviderFactory.allTagProviderFactories()
            .forEach(pack::addProvider);
    }
}

Contact

If you have some bugs or suggestions, you can contact me by the following ways:

• GitHub Issue
• Emails:
• [email protected]
• [email protected]
• [email protected]