Examples with ITraitSerializer net.silentchaos512.gear.api.traits.ITraitSerializer used on opensource projects

Example 1 with ITraitSerializer

use of net.silentchaos512.gear.api.traits.ITraitSerializer in project Silent-Gear by SilentChaos512.

the class TraitsCommand method runDumpMdClient.

public static void runDumpMdClient() {
    Player player = SilentGear.PROXY.getClientPlayer();
    if (player == null) {
        SilentGear.LOGGER.error("TraitsCommand#runDumpMcClient: player is null?");
        return;
    }
    String fileName = "traits_list.md";
    String dirPath = "output/silentgear";
    File output = new File(dirPath, fileName);
    File directory = output.getParentFile();
    if (!directory.exists() && !directory.mkdirs()) {
        player.sendMessage(new TextComponent("Could not create directory: " + output.getParent()), Util.NIL_UUID);
        return;
    }
    try (Writer writer = new OutputStreamWriter(new FileOutputStream(output), StandardCharsets.UTF_8)) {
        writer.write("# Traits\n\n");
        writer.write("Generated in-game by `sgear_traits dump_md` command on " + getCurrentDateTime() + "\n\n");
        writer.write("This data may or may not be accurate depending on the mod pack you are playing and the mods or data packs installed.\n\n");
        writer.write("## Data Sources\n\n");
        writer.write("The following mods and data packs have added traits to the output. Running the dump command yourself may produce different results.\n\n");
        writer.write(getDataSources() + "\n");
        writer.write("## Trait Types\n\n");
        writer.write("These are trait serializers. You can define custom instances of these types using data packs.\n");
        writer.write("Code for traits and their serializers can be found in `net.silentchaos512.gear.gear.trait`.\n\n");
        writer.write("Note that \"simple\" traits are often used where custom code is required.\n");
        writer.write("They are not especially useful when just defined by a data pack.\n\n");
        for (ITraitSerializer<?> serializer : TraitSerializers.getSerializers()) {
            String typeName = serializer instanceof SimpleTrait.Serializer ? ((SimpleTrait.Serializer) serializer).getTypeName() : "";
            writer.write("- `" + serializer.getName() + "`");
            if (!typeName.isEmpty()) {
                writer.write(" _(" + typeName + ")_");
            }
            writer.write("\n");
        }
        writer.write("\n## List of Traits");
        List<ResourceLocation> ids = new ArrayList<>(TraitManager.getKeys());
        ids.sort(Comparator.comparing(id -> Objects.requireNonNull(TraitManager.get(id)).getDisplayName(0).getString()));
        for (ResourceLocation id : ids) {
            ITrait trait = TraitManager.get(id);
            assert trait != null;
            writer.write("\n");
            writer.write("### " + getLinkToBuiltinTraitJson(id, trait.getDisplayName(0).getString()) + "\n");
            writer.write("- " + trait.getDescription(0).getString() + "\n");
            String materialsWithTrait = getMaterialsWithTrait(trait);
            writer.write("- Found On:\n  - Materials: " + (materialsWithTrait.isEmpty() ? "Nothing" : materialsWithTrait) + "\n");
            String partsWithTrait = getPartsWithTrait(trait);
            if (!partsWithTrait.isEmpty()) {
                writer.write("  - Parts: " + partsWithTrait + "\n");
            }
            if (!trait.getConditions().isEmpty()) {
                // Just wrap all of them inside an AND condition, since that's how the logic works anyway
                AndTraitCondition condition = new AndTraitCondition(trait.getConditions().toArray(new ITraitCondition[0]));
                writer.write("- Conditions: " + condition.getDisplayText().getString() + "\n");
            }
            writer.write("- ID: `" + id + "`\n");
            writer.write("- Type: `" + trait.getSerializer().getName() + "`\n");
            writer.write("- Max Level: " + trait.getMaxLevel() + "\n");
            Collection<String> cancelsWithSet = trait.getCancelsWithSet().stream().map(s -> "`" + s + "`").collect(Collectors.toList());
            if (!cancelsWithSet.isEmpty()) {
                writer.write("- Cancels With: " + String.join(", ", cancelsWithSet) + "\n");
            }
            Collection<String> wikiLines = trait.getExtraWikiLines();
            if (!wikiLines.isEmpty()) {
                writer.write("- Extra Info:\n");
                for (String line : wikiLines) {
                    writer.write(line + "\n");
                }
            }
        }
        writer.write("\n");
    } catch (IOException e) {
        e.printStackTrace();
    } finally {
        Component fileNameText = (new TextComponent(output.getAbsolutePath())).withStyle(ChatFormatting.UNDERLINE).withStyle(style -> style.withClickEvent(new ClickEvent(ClickEvent.Action.OPEN_FILE, output.getAbsolutePath())));
        player.sendMessage(new TextComponent("Wrote to ").append(fileNameText), Util.NIL_UUID);
    }
}

Example 2 with ITraitSerializer

use of net.silentchaos512.gear.api.traits.ITraitSerializer in project Silent-Gear by SilentChaos512.

the class TraitSerializers method write.

@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
public static <T extends ITrait> void write(T trait, FriendlyByteBuf buffer) {
    ResourceLocation id = trait.getId();
    ResourceLocation type = trait.getSerializer().getName();
    log(() -> "write " + id + " (type " + type + ")");
    buffer.writeResourceLocation(id);
    buffer.writeResourceLocation(type);
    ITraitSerializer<T> serializer = (ITraitSerializer<T>) trait.getSerializer();
    serializer.write(buffer, trait);
}