Creating Plugins

Hudium itself defined two kinds of plugins: BlockInfoPlugin and EntityInfoPlugin.

By implementing BlockInfoPlugin, you can add custom thingy into the block info.

By implementing EntityInfoPlugin, you can add custom thingy into the entity info.

Creating a plugin

Create a class implementing BlockInfoPlugin or EntityInfoPlugin:

package example.info.plugin;

import dev.intelligentcreations.hudium.api.info.plugin.BlockInfoPlugin;
import dev.intelligentcreations.hudium.api.info.plugin.context.BlockInfoPluginContext;

public class ExamplePlugin implements BlockInfoPlugin {
    @Override
    public void addInfo(BlockInfoPluginContext context) {
        // Do our things here
    }

    // Method below can be optionally overridden.

    @Override
    public boolean enabled() {
        // Defines whether the plugin is enabled.
        return BlockInfoPlugin.super.enabled();
    }
}

Then add the plugin into the "hudium_info" entrypoint in your fabric.mod.json:

{
  "schemaVersion": 1,
  "id": "example",
  "version": "1.0.0",

  "name": "Example",
  "description": "im an example hahaye",
  "authors": [
    "exampleAuthor"
  ],

  "environment": "*",
  "entrypoints": {
    "main": [
      "example.ExampleInitializer"
    ],
    "hudium_info": [
      "example.info.plugin.ExamplePlugin"
    ]
  },
  "mixins": [
    "example.mixins.json"
  ],

  "depends": {
    "fabricloader": ">=0.14.6",
    "fabric": "*",
    "minecraft": "1.19.*",
    "java": ">=17"
  }
}

Adding a line of text

Simply calls the renderText method from the context:

context.renderText("A line of text hahaye", 5592405); // 5592405 stands for color here

No need to worry about space occupying - context has done that for you!

UNDER CONSTRUCTION