[Free] Annotation Inventory Framework | Make inventories easily | Easy to use

[Shiryu]

Hello MC-Market, I'm here to present you my new inventory framework. This API helps you to make custom bukkit inventories easily with annotations and you can get something from your own configuration files. Examples can be found in github link.

Github: https://github.com/ShiryuDev/inventory

# Code Examples

for make an inventory from configuration

    @ConfigStorage(name = "test.yml", path = "/inventories/")
    @ConfigLink(linkTypes = {ConfigLinkType.TITLE, ConfigLinkType.ROW})
    public class InventoryTest implements InventoryManaged {

        @Button(id = "test")
        @ConfigLink(linkTypes = {ConfigLinkType.BUTTON})
        public void onClick(final BukkitInventoryClickEvent event){
            event.getPlayer().sendMessage("hi");
        }
    }

for make a static inventory

  @Title(title = "test")
  @Size(size = 1)
  public class InventoryTest implements InventoryManaged {

      @Button(id = "test")
      @ButtonData(
              name = "test button",
              lore = "line1/line2",
              material = "PAPER",
              x = 1,
              y = 1
      )
      public void onClick(final BukkitInventoryClickEvent event){
          event.getPlayer().sendMessage("hi");
      }
  }

#Screenshots (but not of code examples in thread)

 

[Taner]

It seems like a useful API for making Bukkit Inventories

 

[PTech]

And if I want to surround the inventory with panes? This seems massively over-engineered for a menu library.

 

[kev626]

This looks like a massive pain in the ass. So many other simpler and better ways of accomplishing the exact same thing.

What if I want the button text to update, for example? Annotations are great for some things but they suck when overused and half your code is annotation.

 

[Shiryu]

This looks like a massive pain in the ass. So many other simpler and better ways of accomplishing the exact same thing.

What if I want the button text to update, for example? Annotations are great for some things but they suck when overused and half your code is annotation.

You can make inventories from configuration files so just change the name in configuration and load the inventory again xd

 

[kev626]

You can make inventories from configuration files so just change the name in configuration and load the inventory again xd

Not my question. What if you want to have an item have a dynamic name? And the answer is you can’t because they’re only defined in config files and annotations.

 

[Shiryu]

Not my question. What if you want to have an item have a dynamic name? And the answer is you can’t because they’re only defined in config files and annotations.

I will add a method to update inventory for you then

 

[Shiryu]

Added: Loop and SlotIterator annotations, inventory update after runtime

 

[mxnny]

Seems like a really cool concept but kinda useless, never seen before this is cool.

 

[RiznSun]

A builder class would be more useful than using annotations. Just my two cents though, I still think this is a cool project.