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   RcExtract

   Is it better to create a ton of methods and use them in your plugin, or simply code what the methods about in your plugin?

    

   RcExtract, May 21, 2017

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   timtower Administrator Administrator Moderator

   @RcExtract My preference would be to keep the plugin minimal.

    

   timtower, May 21, 2017

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   RcExtract

   I found that if those methods are created and used in plugin, actually an API is created. But a lot of errors come out (perhaps I am bad at coding), but there is no error when the original plugin is first coded, which doesn't use the methods.

    

   RcExtract, May 21, 2017

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   timtower Administrator Administrator Moderator

   @RcExtract An API is dumb, it doesn't do anything on its own (a good API at least)
   Chances are that you are getting ClassNotFound or MethodNotFound exceptions.
   But then you can look at the fact that I have no idea what you did.

    

   timtower, May 21, 2017

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   mccrafter1212

   I would personally just code the methods I know for sure I'm using in the plugin. As development continues, I'd create any methods that previously weren't created.

    

   mccrafter1212, Jun 6, 2017

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