java.lang.ClassCastException

[ghost]

Expected behavior and actual behavior:

To run.

{"provider":"HappyPlugin","name":"TimeViewer","commandName":"time","info":"Shows the time","code":["package io.github.xavierdd1st.commands;","import java.time.Clock;","import java.time.ZoneId;","public class TimeViewer extends Command {","public void command() {","Clock clock \u003d Clock.system(ZoneId.systemDefault());","CommandParser.setOutput( clock.toString() );","}","}"]}
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.ClassCastException: io.github.xavierdd1st.commands.TimeViewer cannot be cast to java.util.function.Supplier
	at io.github.xavierdd1st.commands.CommandParser.parseCode(CommandParser.java:23)
	at io.github.xavierdd1st.commands.CommandHandler.setup(CommandHandler.java:16)
	at io.github.xavierdd1st.Main.<init>(Main.java:21)
	at io.github.xavierdd1st.Main.main(Main.java:35)```
### Steps to reproduce the problem:
Run code;
https://github.com/XavierDD1st/TBUA
### Versions:

- jOOR: 0.9.9
- Java: 8

[lukaseder]

@xavierdd1st, your free premium support credits are all used up now :)

Can you please try figuring out your mistakes on your own, first, and then if you're very sure this is a bug, come here? Thanks!

[ghost]

Premium support credits?

[lukaseder]

Premium support credits?

I was being snarky. Never mind that comment about support credits. But please, don't just dump code somewhere and ask people to fix problems for you. Try to follow this process when you have a question:
https://stackoverflow.com/help/mcve

In the course of attempting to create an MCVE (minimum complete verifiable example), it is quite likely you will be able to answer your question yourself.

Hope this helps,
Lukas

[ghost]

Okay thanks. Sorry about my trouble it was just I haven't worked with mcve things before.

[lukaseder]

Hey no worries at all. We've all been there before :) Just trust me on this one. By structuring a question to include an MCVE, there is a much bigger learning effect for yourself, which means more success.

[ghost]

The problem was so simple I forgot to implement Supplier<String>

[lukaseder]

I'm glad you could find it! :)