Examples with CustomEnch io.zivoric.enchantmentcore.CustomEnch used on opensource projects

Example 1 with CustomEnch

use of io.zivoric.enchantmentcore.CustomEnch in project ZEnchantmentCore by zivoric.

the class EnchantmentUtils method updateItemLore.

/**
 * Update the lore of the item meta
 *
 * @param meta the item meta
 */
public static void updateItemLore(ItemMeta meta) {
    if (meta == null) {
        return;
    }
    // Load enchants
    Map<Enchantment, Integer> enchs;
    if (meta instanceof EnchantmentStorageMeta) {
        enchs = ((EnchantmentStorageMeta) meta).getStoredEnchants();
    } else {
        enchs = meta.getEnchants();
    }
    // Filter the custom enchantments
    Map<CustomEnch, Integer> customEnchs = new HashMap<>();
    for (Map.Entry<Enchantment, Integer> entry : enchs.entrySet()) {
        if (entry.getKey() instanceof CustomEnch) {
            customEnchs.put((CustomEnch) entry.getKey(), entry.getValue());
        }
    }
    // Update the lore
    for (LoreHandler loreHandler : LORE_HANDLER_LIST) {
        customEnchs = loreHandler.updateItemLore(meta, customEnchs);
    }
}

Example 2 with CustomEnch

use of io.zivoric.enchantmentcore.CustomEnch in project ZEnchantmentCore by zivoric.

the class EnchantmentUtils method executeEnchantEvent.

/**
 * Execute the enchantment event handler, given the applicable item supplier
 *
 * @param applicableItemSupplier the applicable item supplier
 * @param handlerClass           the handler class
 * @param handlerConsumer        the consumer contains an instance of the handler, a list of levels and a list of applicable items
 * @param <T>                    the type of the handler
 */
private static <T> void executeEnchantEvent(Function<CustomEnch, ItemStack[]> applicableItemSupplier, Class<T> handlerClass, TriConsumer<T, List<Integer>, List<ItemStack>> handlerConsumer) {
    for (CustomEnch customEnch : CustomEnch.values()) {
        if (!handlerClass.isInstance(customEnch)) {
            continue;
        }
        T handler = handlerClass.cast(customEnch);
        ItemStack[] applicableItems = applicableItemSupplier.apply(customEnch);
        if (applicableItems.length > 0) {
            List<ItemStack> items = Arrays.asList(applicableItems);
            List<Integer> levels = items.stream().map(item -> item.getItemMeta().getEnchantLevel(customEnch)).collect(Collectors.toList());
            handlerConsumer.accept(handler, levels, items);
        }
    }
}

Example 3 with CustomEnch

use of io.zivoric.enchantmentcore.CustomEnch in project ZEnchantmentCore by zivoric.

the class PaperLoreHandler method updateItemLore.

@Override
public Map<CustomEnch, Integer> updateItemLore(ItemMeta meta, Map<CustomEnch, Integer> currentEnchantMap) {
    Map<CustomEnch, Integer> remaining = new HashMap<>();
    // Create enchant lore
    List<Component> createdLore = new ArrayList<>();
    // Only add lore if the item doesn't hide enchants
    boolean showEnchants = !meta.hasItemFlag(ItemFlag.HIDE_ENCHANTS);
    currentEnchantMap.forEach((ench, level) -> {
        if (ench instanceof PaperCustomEnch) {
            if (showEnchants) {
                createdLore.add(ench.displayName(level).decoration(TextDecoration.ITALIC, false).append(ENCH_CODE));
            }
        } else {
            remaining.put(ench, level);
        }
    });
    // Add current lore
    List<Component> currentLore = meta.lore();
    if (currentLore != null) {
        for (Component comp : currentLore) {
            if (!comp.children().contains(ENCH_CODE)) {
                // Should not contain enchant lore
                createdLore.add(comp);
            }
        }
    }
    // Set lore to item meta
    if (!createdLore.equals(currentLore)) {
        meta.lore(createdLore.isEmpty() ? null : createdLore);
    }
    return remaining;
}