JsPig provides complete access to the Bukkit API via GraalVM, allowing developers to efficiently create and manage Minecraft plugins using JavaScript's flexibility and simplicity.
JsPig provides complete access to the Bukkit API via GraalVM, allowing developers to efficiently create and manage Minecraft plugins using JavaScript's flexibility and simplicity.
Before you start, please use
GraalVM JDK 21as your development environment and the environment for running Java programs.
plugins folder of your bukkit-series server.plugins directory. Enter the command JsPig declare in the console to generate the declaration file global.d.ts.VSCode to start writing JavaScript plugins.package.json file and include the following code:{
"main": "./block.js",
"modules": [
"registry",
"scripts-manager",
"console",
"timer"
]
}
block.js in the folder to enable advanced plugin development.block.js is just an example file; you can name it anything.
modules:registry for event registration.scripts-manager for script management.console for logging.timer for precise timing, adding support for setTimeout, setInterval, clearTimeout, and clearInterval.Each package.json in a folder can define custom commands. An example configuration is as follows:
{
"command": {
"command": "list",
"description": "List all subcommands",
"usage": "Use /<main command> list",
"permission": "JsPig.JsExtend.List",
"permissionMessage": "You do not have permission to use this command."
}
}
// JsExtend.list corresponds to "command": "list". JsExtend. is a fixed prefix and is case-sensitive.
registry.on("JsExtend.list", (sender, command, args) => {
})
Note: A package.json can only define one command.
To allow players to use the command correctly, such as the list command above, you need a permission management plugin like LuckPerms-Bukkit.
Add a permission node like JsPig.JsExtend.List (case-insensitive), set the value of the permission node to true, and reload permissions on the server. Players will then be able to use the command.
In the game, enter the command: /jsextend list or /jse list.
If your custom command has additional options, use /jse <command> <command option> <option>. You can retrieve these options via args.
Below is the full package.json configuration for using a custom command:
{
"main": "./block.js",
"modules": [
"registry"
],
"command": {
"command": "list",
"description": "List all subcommands",
"usage": "Use /<main command> list",
"permission": "JsPig.JsExtend.List",
"permissionMessage": "You do not have permission to use this command."
}
}
permission: JsPig.op
default: op
permission: JsPig.JsExtend
default: default