Displays

Making your own Display

1. Make a class which will be our display and extend me.darksoul.whatIsThat.display.InfoDisplay

2. implement the classes functions

   public class YourDisplay extends InfoDisplay { public YourDisplay(/*your args*/) { // Your stuff if needed super("displayName"); } @Override public void setBar(Player player, String text) { // implement this } @Override public void removeBar(Player player) { // implement this } }

3. Now register the Display.

   WITAPI.addDisplay(new YourDisplay());

4. Example

   package me.darksoul.whatIsThat.display; import org.bukkit.Bukkit; import org.bukkit.boss.BarColor; import org.bukkit.boss.BarStyle; import org.bukkit.boss.BossBar; import org.bukkit.entity.Player; import java.util.HashMap; import java.util.Map; public class BossBarDisplay extends InfoDisplay { private static final Map<Player, BossBar> playerBossBars = new HashMap<>(); public BossBarDisplay() { super("bossbar"); } @Override public void setBar(Player player, String text) { BossBar bossBar = playerBossBars.get(player); if (bossBar == null) { bossBar = Bukkit.createBossBar(text, BarColor.WHITE, BarStyle.SOLID); bossBar.addPlayer(player); BossBarDisplay.playerBossBars.put(player, bossBar); } if (text == null || text.isEmpty()) { bossBar.setVisible(false); } else if (!text.equals(bossBar.getTitle())) { bossBar.setTitle(text); bossBar.setVisible(true); } } @Override public void removeBar(Player player) { BossBar bossBar = BossBarDisplay.playerBossBars.remove(player); if (bossBar != null) { bossBar.removeAll(); } } }
   WAILAManager.addDisplay(new BossBarDisplay()); //Uses internal WAILAManager.java