[WIP] Bukkit Plugin Editor (BPE)

Discussion in 'WIP and Development Status' started by collielimabean, Jul 15, 2013.

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    collielimabean

    Hello all:
    The Bukkit Plugin Editor is designed to unify the creation of Bukkit Plugins and the testing of them. What it will do is allow one to click a button and it will automatically boot a local server (127.0.0.1) and your plugin will be included with the server bootup.

    Planned features for v1.0:
    -Import/Export support for Eclipse/Netbeans/IntelliJ projects/modules
    -Automatic plugin.yml and project generation
    -Automatic updating for Bukkit/CraftBukkit
    -Internal server with automatic compilation of project
    -pom.xml generation if user requests
    -Older Bukkit/CraftBukkit api support

    SourceForge project:
    https://sourceforge.net/p/bukkitpe/wiki/Home/

    Source code:
    https://github.com/collielimabean/BukkitPluginEditor
     
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    kezz101

    So you're saying I can just right click and press run server and it will do all this loveliness?

    Magic.
     
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    collielimabean

    kezz101
    Well, it is currently in development. The files online currently do not work are used as a test to see if the launcher (written in C#) will work. I am in the process of killing off the old project in favor of rewriting the UI in C#.
     
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    gomeow

    but, maven...
     
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    stuntguy3000

    Whats the point of maven in bukkit? Bukkit doesnt update every 3rd day now does it?
     
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    Bancey

    Very nice idea :)
     
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    stuntguy3000

    Nothing runs..?
     
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    collielimabean

    Nothing should work. All things posted are test builds, as I continue to flesh out the GUI. I haven't even implemented the internal server, let alone the code compilation.

    I chose to support Maven simply because it seems as if a lot of developers use Maven to handle dependencies, instead of the default IDE handling (e.g. Eclipse .project or IntelliJ .iml).
     
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    stuntguy3000

    Oh haha :)

    Looking forward to this project.
     
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