GuicyBukkit

GuicyBukkit

Dependency injection is great. Using it with Spigot is even better, right?

Guice is a pretty good framework to use it with, but it was pretty boilerplate-y to use it with Spigot . Not to mention the hassle of putting listeners and commands.

And that's where GuicyBukkit comes in!

Features

• Register listeners
• Register commands
• Remove your pesky static singletons

Documentation

• Getting started

Showcase

public   class  MyNicePluginModule  extends  PluginModule  {  
       // We need a MyNicePlugin instance to create this module, and inject it.  
       public  MyNicePluginModule  (  MyNicePlugin plugin  )   {  
           super   (  plugin  )   ;  
       }  

     @Override 
       protected   void  configureBindings  (   )   {  
         bind  (  SomeService.  class   )  .  to   (  SomeServiceImpl.  class   )   ;  
       }  

     @Override 
       protected   void  configureListeners  (  Multibinder  <  Listener  >  binder  )   {  
         binder.  addBinding   (   )  .  to   (  UsefulListener.  class   )   ;  
       }  

     @Override 
       protected   void  configureCommands  (  Multibinder  <  CommandConfigurator  >  binder  )   {  
         binder.  addBinding   (   )  .  to   (  HelloCommand.  class   )   ;  
       }  
 }

public   class  MyNicePlugin  extends  JavaPlugin  {  
   @Override 
     public   void  onLoad  (   )   {  
       Injector injector  =  Guice.  createInjector   (   new  MyNicePluginModule  (   this   )   )   ;  
       PluginDependencies.  fromInjector   (  injector  )  .  registerAll   (   this   )   ;  
     }  
 }

You just need few lines of code to get Guice running with spigot. Neat.

Aditionnal resources

• MockBukkit is a pretty good library to mock a Bukkit server to test your plugin. In fact it's the only one I've found.