TiffitLib 1.0.2

NOTE: This is only a library, thus it is useless on its own.

This is a library I use for most of my plugins, but you may use it for your own purposes aswell.

TiffitLib contains 2 APIs, InventoryAPI, and AnvilAPI.

InventoryAPI:
InventoryAPI is used to store and retrieve inventories easily.

Store an inventory:

Code (Text):

InventoryAPI.addInventory(Player, ICustomInventory);

Retrieve and inventory:

Code (Text):

InventoryAPI.openInventory(Player, Inventory Name);

Example of an inventory:

Code (Text):

public class Test implements ICustomInventory {

    Player p;

    public Test(Player p){
        this.p = p;
    }

    @Override
    public Inventory getInv() {
        Inventory inv = Bukkit.createInventory(null, 9, getName());
        inv.addItem(ItemStackUtil.createStack(Material.DIAMOND, ChatColor.GREEN + "DIAMONDZ"));
        return inv;
    }

    @Override
    public String getName() {
        return "test";
    }

InventoryAPI also contains 3 useful classes:
ItemStackUtil - Easily create item stacks
ItemStackBuilder - Build item stacks
InventoryUtil - Rounds any number up to a number divisible by 9. So, 5 would return 9, 0 would return 9, 20 would return 27, etc.

AnvilAPI:
AnvilAPI is useful for creating a fake anvil for a player.

Open up the fake anvil:

Code (Text):

AnvilAPI.openAnvil(ICustomAnvil i);

Example of ICustomAnvil:

Code (Text):

public class test implements ICustomAnvil {
Player p;

public test(Player p){

this.p = p;

}

public Player getPlayer() {

returnp;

}

public ItemStack anvilItem() {

return ItemStackUtil.createStack(Material.NAME_TAG, "Search");

}



@Override

public void anvilInteract(InventoryClickEvent e, String name) {

Bukkit.getPlayer(name).sendMessage(p.getName() + " said hi!");

}



}