Json To Brigadier

This library converts JSON files into a corresponding ArgumentBuilder that represents a command structure. This is meant to reduce the challenge of lining up hard to see parenthesis and chained commands in your code.

Usage

Inclusion

Add mavenCentral() to the repositories section of your build.gradle

Add the dependency via implementation "com.oroarmor:json-to-brigadier:1.0.0

Code

The API has two main methods to use. JsonToBrigadier.parse(Path) and JsonToBrigadier.parse(String). The first method takes in a path to the file, and then calls the second with the contents of that file. They both return an ArgumentBuilder object representing the command structure specified by the JSON string or file.

The method given in executes must have the signature public static int.

Example:

{
  "name": "test",
  "argument" : {
    "type": "brigadier:literal"
  },
  "children": [
    {
      "name": "value",
      "argument": {
        "type": "brigadier:integer",
        "min": 0,
        "max": 1
      },
      "executes": "com.example.TestSimpleCommand::runCommand"
    }
  ]
}

ArgumentBuilder<T, S> builder = JsonToBrigadier.parse(json);

is the same as writing

ArgumentBuilder<T, S> builder = literal("test")
    .then(argument("value", integer(0, 1))
        .executes(TestSimpleCommand::runCommand));

Supported Types

This library only supports the default argument types in Brigadier. For a library that supports Minecraft's arguments, look at <To be created>.

Type	Name	Parameters	Example
Boolean	"brigadier:boolean"	None	"argument": { "type": "brigadier:boolean"}
Float	"brigadier:float"	min, max. min is required for max	"argument": { "type": "brigadier:float", "min": 1}
Double	"brigadier:double"	min, max. min is required for max	"argument": { "type": "brigadier:double", "min": 0, "max": 100}
Long	"brigadier:long"	min, max. min is required for max	"argument": { "type": "brigadier:long"}
Integer	"brigadier:integer"	min, max. min is required for max	"argument": { "type": "brigadier:integer"}
String	"brigadier:string"	string_type: word, greedy, string. Defaults to string	"argument": { "type": "brigadier:string"}
Literal	"brigadier:literal"	None	"argument": { "type": "brigadier:literal"}