How can i register my config in my main class?

(PLEASE do not hate on my and tell me to learn Java beacuse im a beginner and i want to be as good or better than you so please help instead of posting a RUDE answear or something like that)

Well, it i think you already saw the title so just start to get in to it i got my main class and a few other classes but i dont know how the hell i can register the config to my main class!

 

@Lenis3
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You do not need to register the default config. Just use getConfig() to get the config.yml. If you wanted to create a custom yml, you will need to get the file's instance and use the YamlConfiguration.loadConfiguration() to load the file.

 

Okay, thak you i just asked one of my friends and he told me that where the easisets way but he leaved the discord server after like 1h so i whre like fucked up. But again thanks for the help!

Like this?

Code:

private Core plugin;

p.sendMessage(plugin.getConfig().getString("ResetMessage"));

and this?

Code:

            getConfig().options().copyDefaults(true);
            saveConfig();

 

@Lenis3
Assuming that you set 'plugin' in the constructor, yes.

 

Well, i have it and when i have

Code:

p.sendMessage(plugin.getConfig().getString("ResetMessage"));

an error pop up from the console, when i dont use it it wont happend...

 

@timtower

All classes here:

Core / Main: https://pastebin.com/ZVkfDBkM

WearCommand: https://pastebin.com/wFraPBu7

WearEvents: https://pastebin.com/VjQsC9KU

 

@Lenis3
I know this is not to solve the whole problem but I do suggest making a registerCommands() constructor and registerListeners() constructor. It will help later on if you have tons of commands and listeners.

Edit: As @timtower had said, you need to make a constructor that returns your plugin.

 

Thank you very much guys!

 

@Lenis3
If your problem has been solved, mark this thread as solved.

 

Still pops up this erroer: https://pastebin.com/Bb6CZcGd

 

@Lenis3 The lines between 70-80, can you paste them please.