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Hey there.
Sadly the wiki(as the intended primary documentation of code examples/how-to-s) has been quite unmaintained for a long time. Some examples are only available on the horrible SpigotMC's page sourcecode, the Spigot forums, or Discord.
Therefore, I set up the wiki's source to be auto-deployed from the master branch of this repository(https://github.com/tr7zw/Item-NBT-API/tree/master/wiki). From now on, code examples, pitfalls, guides, and documentation can be supplied to the wiki with a normal pull request.
For Hacktoberfest, feel free to create a piece of example code, clean up the wording, or update the documentation of the wiki. Then provide it as a valid pull request for Hacktoberfest.
Some examples that need updated code examples/guides:
Creating player heads with textures in 1.8-1.19
Keeping custom data from an item -> placed BlockEntity -> back to item
Adding custom logic to items(on right-click/drop/pickup/other events)
Adding custom data to 1.8-1.13 mobs via some item slot
Adding custom data to 1.14+ Entities and BlockEntities
Copy over data from one item to another
Keeping track of custom Entities without causing lag
Keeping track of custom player properties without causing lag
Storing an inventory in an item/non inventory block entity
Shading on Gradle
Links to the places where the API can be downloaded(Modrinth/Bukkit)
Hey there.
Sadly the wiki(as the intended primary documentation of code examples/how-to-s) has been quite unmaintained for a long time. Some examples are only available on the horrible SpigotMC's page sourcecode, the Spigot forums, or Discord.
Therefore, I set up the wiki's source to be auto-deployed from the master branch of this repository(https://github.com/tr7zw/Item-NBT-API/tree/master/wiki). From now on, code examples, pitfalls, guides, and documentation can be supplied to the wiki with a normal pull request.
For Hacktoberfest, feel free to create a piece of example code, clean up the wording, or update the documentation of the wiki. Then provide it as a valid pull request for Hacktoberfest.
Some examples that need updated code examples/guides:
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