ConfigParser

ConfigParser
The ConfigParser API a simple annotation based config system which is written in kotlin, it allows you to use provided saveConfig and loadConfig methods to handle saving and loading of all annotated fields. Source code: https://github.com/licraft-club/ConfigParser

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How to use
public class ParserSample extends JavaPlugin {

public TestConfig config = new TestConfig();

@Override
public void onEnable() {
File file = new File(getDataFolder(), "config.yml");
if (!file.exists()) {
getConfig().options().copyDefaults(true);
saveDefaultConfig();
reloadConfig();
}
//enable debug
ParserAPI.INSTANCE.setDebug(true);
//load config
ParserAPI.INSTANCE.loadConfig(this, config);
}

@Override
public void onDisable() {
//save config
ParserAPI.INSTANCE.saveConfig(this, config);
}
@ConfigBean
@ConfigBean configures which configuration file to load for classes with annotation configuration. We can specify the configuration file path directly with file argument ( config.yml is default value for file):

@ConfigBean
public class TestConfig {
}
Also, we can point the configuration file path to the classes programmatically

public class TestConfig {
}

@Override
public void onEnable() {
ParserAPI.INSTANCE.loadConfig(this,"config.yml",config);
}
@ConfigValue
@ConfigValue is an annotation of the field that can be read and written directly through FileConfiguration. Such as Basic Data Types, List and ItemStack. For example:

/**
* data:
* name: configParser
*/
@ConfigValue(path = "data.name",colorChar = '&')
public String name;
@ConfigSection
@ConfigSection is an annotation of a field that only gets the exact path at runtime. For example, the key-value pairs of player name and points dynamically added at runtime.

/**
* points:
* notch: 39
* md_5: 92
* dinnerbone: 45
*/
@ConfigValue(path = "data.points")
public Map<String, Integer> pointsMap;
You can see the specific usage in the sample project.