Looking for better practise for dependency hooks

Hello,

I am improving my plugin, ChatControl, which is using 8+ dependencies (other bukkit plugins). The problem was that the code was too messy and chaotic so I decided to recode it, but it is not so much better now.

This is an example class that hooks into other bukkit plugin:
http://pastebin.com/4pJZu4AR

but the static method is called upon first class reload and I need it to be called on plugin enable, which is done by this unfortunate way:

Code (Text):

  private void setupDependencies() {
     if (AuthMeHook.HOOKED);
     if (EssentialsHook.HOOKED);
     if (ProtocolLibHook.HOOKED);
     if (MultiverseHook.HOOKED);
     if (RushCoreHook.HOOKED);
     if (SimpleClansHook.HOOKED);
     if (TownyHook.HOOKED);
     if (VaultHook.HOOKED);
     //etc..
   }

Do you have any advice on improval? How do you manage many dependencies? Notice I would like to keep the static access.

 

Thanks, can you provide me same example? I would like to have dependency management in one class, not like it was before that 2/3 was in ChatFormatter and 1/3 in the main class.

 

Why the static access degrades the plugin quality? Reload is not fully supported, either, and so far I did not get any problems with the new system.

 

Kinda better now?
https://github.com/kangarko/ChatControl/commit/1dd8d4de76349d6d6f97b588adf81781e9508a31