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Welcome to the official documentation for NexoriaCore, the foundational multi-threaded utility and API engine for modern Minecraft servers.
- Download the latest
NexoriaCore-1.0.0.jarfrom Modrinth. - Place the
.jarfile into your server'splugins/directory. - Ensure your server is running on Java 25+ (or modern OpenJDK runtime) with Paper, Purpur, or Folia.
- Start or restart your server to generate default configuration files.
The configuration file is automatically generated in plugins/NexoriaCore/config.yml:
general:
enabled: true
debug-mode: false
prefix: "<gradient:#00FFA3:#38BDF8>[NexoriaCore]</gradient> "
storage:
cache-timeout-seconds: 300
async-batch-size: 64
messages:
no-permission: "<red>You lack the required permissions to run this command.</red>"
reloaded: "<green>Configuration and data modules have been reloaded.</green>"| Command | Description | Permission | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
/core status |
Displays active thread health and session metrics | nexoria.core.admin |
OP |
/core reload |
Reloads all configuration files and data caches | nexoria.core.admin |
OP |
/core help |
Shows command help reference | nexoria.core.use |
Everyone |
NexoriaCore provides a public developer API for dependency integration.
repositories {
maven("https://api.modrinth.com/maven")
}
dependencies {
compileOnly("maven.modrinth:nexoria-core:1.0.0")
}import dev.nexoria.core.NexoriaCorePlugin;
import dev.nexoria.core.CoreAPI;
public class MyPluginHook {
public void initialize() {
CoreAPI coreApi = NexoriaCorePlugin.getInstance().getApi();
if (coreApi.isActive()) {
// Check if server is running on multi-threaded Folia
boolean folia = coreApi.isFolia();
// Dispatch asynchronous non-blocking task
coreApi.supplyAsync(() -> {
// Background operations
});
}
}
}Yes. NexoriaCore natively detects regional server architectures and utilizes region-safe schedulers without main-thread blocking.
No. NexoriaCore is standalone and contains zero bloated external dependencies.