KeesLib

This is a library I use for my plugins to make my life easier. But you can use it too! How? Just take a look!

It contains a few methods for checking bukkit versions and if certain dependencies are enabled on the server. It also has an amazing UpdateChecker!

Setup


								<dependency>
									<groupId>dev.casiebarie</groupId>
									<artifactId>KeesLib</artifactId>
									<version>{VERSION}</version>
								</dependency>

implementation group: 'dev.casiebarie', name: 'KeesLib', version: '{VERSION}'

implementation 'dev.casiebarie:KeesLib:{VERSION}'

implementation("dev.casiebarie:KeesLib:{VERSION}")

libraryDependencies += "dev.casiebarie" % "KeesLib" % "{VERSION}"

<dependency org="dev.casiebarie" name="KeesLib" rev="{VERSION}"/>


								@Grapes(
									@Grab(group='dev.casiebarie', module='KeesLib', version='{VERSION}')
								)

[dev.casiebarie/KeesLib "{VERSION}"]

'dev.casiebarie:KeesLib:jar:{VERSION}'

Import

To start you first have to import the libary and provide your main class that extends JavaPlugin.


							import dev.casiebarie.keeslib.KeesLib;
							...
							KeesLib keeslib = new KeesLib(JavaPlugin plugin);

Methods

```
.createLogger()
```
Changes the prefix of the plugin logger to the value `Prefix:` in the `plugin.yml` with ChatColor support. You have to override the default logger with this.
```
.hasPlaceholerAPI();
```
Returns true when PlaceholderAPI is enabled in the server.
```
.hasVault(Boolean economy, Boolean permissions, Boolean chat)
```
Returns true if Vault is enabled and all the servicemanagers are registered.
```
.hex(String msg)
```
Translates all the #HEX codes in the message to ChatColor codes.
```
.isLegacy(Double lowestVersion, Double highestVersion)
```
Checks if the server is legacy and disables the plugin if the version is lower than the lowestversion. If the version is higher than the highest it will send a warning.
```
.roundNumber(Number number)
```
Rounds the specified number and returns it as a String. (E.g. 3748 to 3.7K)

Update Checker

This library also has a fancy Update Checker. The ultimate tool for ensuring your plugin users are always up-to-date with the latest features, bug fixes, and improvements.

Initialise the update checker using this and specify your Spigot resourceid:

new keeslib.updateChecker(Integer recourceID)

After that you can customize your update checker using these methods:

```
.setPluginName(String name)
```
```
.setBorderColor(ChatColor color)
```
```
.setTextColor(ChatColor color)
```
```
.setNameColor(ChatColor color)
```
```
.setNewVersionColor(ChatColor color)
```

.setCurrentVersionColor(ChatColor color)

```
.setUrlColor(ChatColor color)
```

.setBorderCharacter(Character character)

```
.setPermission(String permission)
```

.setUpdateFrequency(Long frequency, TimeUnit timeUnit)

After the customization you start the updatechecker by calling:

.startChecking();