Yml

Im having so much trouble making a YML here is mine
name: Test
version : 1.0
main : me.Kyle.Ducks.Ducks
author: Kyle
description: Nothing

commands:
Duck:
usage: /Duck
description: Test command!

But it keeps saying its resource is out of sync?

sorry here is it

Code:

name: Test
version : 1.0
main : me.Kyle.Ducks.Ducks
author: Kyle
description: Nothing :P
commands:
    Duck:
        usage: /Duck
        description: It gives a nice message :D

 

Code:

description: Nothing :P

And

Code:

        description: It gives a nice message :D

The

Code:

:D and :P

, or specifically the extraneous colons in the file are likely causing a YAML malfunction.

 

Code:

name: PluginName
version: 1.0
author: YOU
websiter: http://you.com/

main: right.here
commands:
     first:
          description: lol.
          usage: /command
          permission: right.here.use

 

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@ColonelHedgehog this doesnt work

Code:

name: Duck
version: 1.0
author: Kyle
main: me.kyle.Ducks.Ducks
commands:
     Duck:
          description: lol
          usage: /command
          permission: Ducks.Duck

 

@quack123456 1. 2 spaces not 4
2. Did you refresh your project?

 

for where
@bwfcwalshy im just terrible with yml files @mrCookieSlime can you help me.

 

Oh, and another thing:

The path to your "main" file. You can't have a package name be the same as a file name. I recommend you rename your main class "Main" or something. Took me a solid 2 hours to figure that out. Weird, I know.

 

@ColonelHedgehog it that right?

Code:

name: Duck
version: 1.0
author: Kyle

main: me.kyle.work.Ducks
commands:
   Duck:
          description: lol
          usage: /command
          permission: Ducks.Duck

 

Spaces don't really matter, the problem here (per @ColonelHedgehog , I haven't heard of this) is the main class specification.

 

It still doesnt work
@1Rogue @ColonelHedgehog

 

What's your main class's name, the package it is in (capitalization matters) and your current plugin.yml? Additionally, if you're getting an error, post it here.

 

@1Rogue My main class's name is Work and here it is

Code:

name: Duck
version: 1.0
author: Kyle
main: me.kyle.Work.Ducks
commands:
   Duck:
          description: lol
          usage: /command
          permission: Ducks.Duck

 

If your Main class' name is "work," then you need to have the path be:

me.kyle.Ducks.Work

 

@ColonelHedgehog Doesnt work

Code:

name: Duck
version: 1.0
author: Kyle
main: me.Kyle.Ducks.Work
commands:
   Duck:
          description: lol
          usage: /command
          permission: Ducks.Duck

 

At this point, are you getting any errors?

 

@ColonelHedgehog the resource is out of sync in plugin.yml

Code:

package me.Kyle.Work;

import java.util.logging.Logger;

import org.bukkit.ChatColor;
import org.bukkit.command.Command;
import org.bukkit.command.CommandSender;
import org.bukkit.plugin.java.JavaPlugin;

public class Ducks extends JavaPlugin {
      
    // Initializing the logger
    public static final Logger log = Logger.getLogger("Minecraft");
  
    public void onEnable(){
        log.info(ChatColor.GREEN + "Plugin loaded sucessfully!");
        // Pretty self explanatory - logs this ^ message
    }
    public boolean onCommand(CommandSender sender, Command cmd, String commandLabel, String[] args) {
        //if the type in /hi
        if(cmd.getName().equalsIgnoreCase("Duck")){
            sender.sendMessage(ChatColor.LIGHT_PURPLE + " " + ChatColor.BOLD + "Ducks are Cool");
            //sends a bold light purple message to the sender - message in this case is 'Hello there!'
        }
      
        return true;
      
    }
}

Code:

name: Duck
version: 1.0
author: Kyle
main: me.Kyle.Ducks.Work
commands:
   Duck:
          description: lol
          usage: /command
          

 

@quack123456

The main in the plugin.yml is used for find the main class of your plugin.

Yu have to put this.
main: me.Kyle.Work.Ducks

If it still doesnt work, remove description and usage for test.

Code:

commands:
  ducks:

 

@caderape

Code:

name: Duck
version: 1.0
author: Kyle
main: me.Kyle.Ducks.Work
commands:
   Duck:
          

But where do i put the main in my code

 

@quack123456 Put this in your plugin.yml

Code:

name: Duck
version: 1.0
author: Kyle
main: me.Kyle.Work.Ducks
commands:
  Duck:

Edit: be care, you have 3 space for the command duck. I'm not sure if it's affect, but you should put 2 spaces everytime.

 

@caderape it still doesnt work

 

@quack123456 post a stack trace

 

@caderape it says resource is out of sync

 

@quack123456 Click on the project in your workspace and press f5. I am assuming you mean Eclipse won't let you export because the plugin.yml isn't up to date,.

 

@bwfcwalshy yes that was the reason thank you