Head over the dev branch for the latest additions. I'm currently in the midst of rewriting a bunch of stuff, and ofc adding more features. However development has slowed compared to the rate of last year, primarily due to irl commitments (school, etc)
RPF, as the name suggests, is a reflection based Java project framework. What is reflection though? In essence, reflection is basically a tool that allows you to view and extend a class's architecture, for example, allowing you to get all annotations in a class, or on a method. RPF takes this basic tool to the next level though, by integrating well-known reflection utilizing libraries such as Guice and Guava, resulting in a unique and efficient way of creating applications.
- Child injector based startup system
- Platform independent command API
- Extensive configurability (boot order, values throughout several components)
- Task manager
- Classpath scanning
- Manager API (implementations for MySQL, Web, Levenshtein search)
- Intelligent Object Mapper (similarity based key/variable comparisons)
- Configuration system (JSON Default, supports object mapping)
- Language System
- File manager
- Plenty of addons
- MySQL API
- Logback Implementation
- Serve HTTP JSON
- Console interaction
- Runtime Jar Loader
- Loads of pre-made bindings for popular apis (with platform independent common libraries)
- Bukkit
- Sponge
- Velocity
- BungeeCord
- Nukkit
- Fabric (Soon)
- JDA
- Discord4J (Soon)
- Javacord (Soon)
- More to come
Alone with these, there are also implementations for popular apis, such as Bukkit and JDA. In these, you can expect things that you'd normally have to do manually, to be done automatically, for example event registering.
Comprehensive documentation can be found on the wiki, and method/class descriptions on the javadocs.
Builds can be downloaded from here, however I recommend you use my maven repository instead.
Gradle:
repositories {
mavenCentral()
maven {
url = "https://repo.piggypiglet.me/repository/maven-releases/"
}
}
<repositories>
<repository>
<id>piggypiglet</id>
<name>piggypiglet</name>
<url>https://repo.piggypiglet.me/repository/maven-releases/</url>
</repository>
</repositories>
More info can be found on their respective pages.
Core | Console | HTTP | Jars | Logback | MySQL | Bukkit | BungeeCord | JDA | Sponge | Velocity | Nukkit |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1.8.41 | 1.8.41 | 1.8.41 | 1.8.41 | 1.8.41 | 1.8.41 | 1.8.41 | 1.8.41 | 1.8.41 | 1.8.41 | 1.8.41 | 1.8.41 |
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