Atom

Simplifies Bungeecord's plugin messaging API.

Get Started

To get started receiving messages, you'll need to start by creating a new instance of the Atom class. You should only ever do this once.
Here's an example:

import com.seailz.atom.Atom;
...

@Override
public void onEnable() {
    Atom atom = new Atom(this);
}

Receiving Messages

You can now start registering listeners. Like Bukkit's listener system, you'll first want to start by creating a new class that extends AtomListener.

import com.seailz.atom.events.AtomListener;

public class ExampleClass extends AtomListener {

}

From there, you can override the onMessageReceived method.

@Override
public void onMessageReceived(ChannelMessageEvent event) {

}

You'll also need to add the AtomMethod annotation to the method. That annotation also has a utility that allows you to require a specific sub-channel name for the method to run. For example:

@Override
@AtomMethod(channel = "testSubChannel")
public void onMessageReceived(ChannelMessageEvent event) {

}

This onMessageReceived method will only run when the sub-channel is "testSubChannel". One other thing you'll need to do is register your listeners. This can be done using the Atom class instance that you created earlier. Here's an example:

@Override
public void onEnable() {
    Atom atom = new Atom(this);
    atom.registerListener(new ExampleClass());
}

Sending Messages

You can send messages using the Atom instance that you created earlier. The Atom class has a couple sendMessage methods that you can use. Here's a couple examples:

// Send a message that isn't linked to a player.
atom.sendMessage("exampleSubChannel", "Hello! This is an example message");

// Send a message that is linked to a player.
Player player = ...;
atom.sendMessage("exampleSubChannel", "Hello! This is an example message", player);

Project License

License info can be found here. This project is licensed under GNU General Public License V3.

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