Mob Info Common

Mob Info Common

The shared mob-information library behind Pseudocore and Tensura Jade.
On its own it adds nothing you can see in game.

What it provides

• Variant-qualified names. The library turns a mob’s stored variant into
  readable words, so a captured direwolf reads Red Fang Direwolf and a dragon
  Emerald Fire Dragon. It covers Tensura, Ice and Fire, Mobs of Mythology and
  Mysticism, and falls back to the plain species name when a variant cannot be
  read, including for mobs whose mod was removed after they were captured.
• Analysis gating. The library applies the same rules Tensura’s own analysis
  overlay uses: who may see analysed information, and how high EP figures blur
  beyond the reader’s grasp. Both addons gate with these rules, so neither
  becomes a way around Tensura’s balance.

Every mod the library reads is optional at runtime. Without them it resolves
nothing, and the addons that depend on it keep working without the features
those mods would have fed.

Dependencies

Using this library

Mods in this suite consume it as a Maven dependency from the org’s GitHub
Packages registry:

repositories {
    maven {
        url = uri('https://maven.pkg.github.com/HexaHexes/mob-info-common')
        credentials {
            username = System.getenv('GITHUB_ACTOR')
            password = System.getenv('GITHUB_TOKEN') // read:packages
        }
    }
}

dependencies {
    compileOnly 'org.bitwisemadness.mobinfocommon:mob_info_common:<version>'
}

Reads on GitHub Packages always require authentication. In CI the token needs
packages: read; the workflow token of one repository cannot read a package
owned by another, so a read token is supplied as a secret. A pack that ships
Pseudocore or Tensura Jade needs this library too.

Publication happens when a GitHub release is published: the Publish workflow
builds and uploads the artifact under the version in gradle.properties.

Credits

Bitwise Madness.

License

GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1 – see LICENSE.

AI disclosure

Parts of this project were written with the assistance of AI coding tools.
AI-assisted code, data and documentation ship only after human review by the
maintainers.