[MySQL API/LIBRARY] MySQL in a Simple way | 100% FREE 1.0.1

Tested Minecraft Versions:

• 1.8
• 1.9
• 1.10
• 1.11
• 1.12
• 1.13
• 1.14
• 1.15
• 1.16
• 1.17

Contributors:

CrAfTs_ArMy

Languages Supported:

This Plugin / Library dosen't need any language Supports.

- Step one: Create a new Java Projekt.

- Step two: Right click your project



- Step four: Select "Build Path"



- Step five: Now click on "Configure Build Path..." and then select "Java Build Path" on the left.



- Step six: Now open the "Libraries" tab



- Step seven: Press the "Add External JARs" button


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- Step eight: Now navigate to the file "MySQLAPI {VERSION}.jar". Select it and press "Open".

- Step nine: Now click on "Apply And Close



- Step ten: Now right click "src" and create a new class

- Step eleven: Create a database connection.

Without LoginListener:

Code (Java):

// Replace username, password, databasename, host, port
// with your MySQL Login Data!
MySQLObjectBuilder builder = new MySQLObjectBuilder();
builder.setUsername("username");
builder.setPassword("password");
builder.setDatabasename("databasename");
builder.setHost("host");
builder.setPort("port");
MySQLObject object = builder.build();

With LoginListener:

Code (Java):

// Replace username, password, databasename, host, port
// with your MySQL Login Data!
MySQLObjectBuilder builder = new MySQLObjectBuilder();
builder.setUsername("username");
builder.setPassword("password");
builder.setDatabasename("databasename");
builder.setHost("host");
builder.setPort("port");
MySQLObject object = builder.build(new LoginListener() {
       
            public void loginFailed() {
                // TODO Auto-generated method stub
           
            }
       
            public void loggedInSuccessfully(Connection arg0) {
                // TODO Auto-generated method stub
           
            }
});

- Step twelve: Start the queries. You can use the following methods to create queries or perform updates

Code (Java):

object.createTable(updateListener, tableName, dataTypes, ifNotExists);
object.dropTable(updateListener, tableName, ifExists);
object.getResult(resultListener, tableName, resultValue, resultConditions);
object.insertInto(updateListener, tableName, toInsert);
object.update(updateListener, tableName, updateValues, updateConditions);
object.deleteFrom(updateListener, tableName, deleteConditions);

If you have any questions please contact CrAfTs_ArMy