Introduces new matthiesen-lib-api package for server-friendly projects#10
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This pull request introduces a major refactor and migration of the Matthiesen Lib project, splitting it into two distinct mods:
matthiesen-lib-api(server-side API) andmatthiesen-lib(full server/client mod). It also overhauls the CI/CD workflow to support multi-project publishing, dependency management, and improved release automation. Extensive developer documentation is provided to aid migration and clarify the new project structure.Project Structure & Documentation Updates:
api/README.mddescribing the purpose and usage of thematthiesen-lib-apimod, and updated the rootREADME.mdto explain the split between API and Lib mods, including setup instructions for developers using Loom. [1] [2]DEV-DOCS.mddetailing the migration, new module structure, API/lib separation, and compatibility strategies for developers.Build & Workflow Overhaul:
.github/workflows/build.yml) and replaced it with a snapshot PR workflow (pr-snapshot.yml) and a much more sophisticated release workflow (publish-release.yml). These workflows now handle building, publishing, dependency resolution, Modrinth uploads for both API and Lib, and Discord notifications. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7]Dependency & Publishing Improvements:
api/common/build.gradle.kts) with correct dependencies, resource processing, and plugin setup.Release Automation & Notifications:
Most Important Changes:
1. Project Structure & Migration
matthiesen-lib-api(API-only, server-side) andmatthiesen-lib(full mod, includes API as a required dependency), with dedicated documentation and migration notes for developers. [1] [2] [3]2. Build & CI/CD Workflow
3. Publishing & Dependency Management
4. Release Notifications
5. Developer Experience
DEV-DOCS.md) and improved setup instructions, including a bootstrap script for fresh clones and detailed migration notes. [1] [2]This refactor lays the foundation for a more maintainable, modular, and developer-friendly Matthiesen Lib ecosystem.