Impactor
A developer API providing a common interface across minecraft platforms such as forge, fabric, bukkit, and proxy systems. Provides additional server benefits such as a fleshed out economy system.
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Impactor
A developer API meant to streamline work in a common environment, and support any sort of Minecraft environment, modded or vanilla. Additionally, Impactor attempts to maintain commonality amongst its codebase across Minecraft versions.
Impactor's primary objective is to simplify the work other developers are required to complete, while also allowing them to better support multiple platforms. Examples include:
- ItemStack Creation
- Players and Entities
- Scoreboards
- Economy
Provided Feature Set
While Impactor is a developer API at heart, it also provides a set of provided features server owners can immediately leverage just with installing this API.
Economy
A built-in service for the Economy API is provided by default, allowing you to establish a ready to go economy system.
The provided system supports multiple types of currencies and provides basic commands capable of interacting with the system. We also provide a /baltop command for those interested parties.
Should you be using another EconomyService, Impactor's API allows the replacement of our default service with a service which can mirror any API calls to the service you yourself are using. While this will require code, Impactor can be leveraged to feed information to other plugins while not requiring plugins to outright support multiple different economy systems.
What Platforms Does Impactor Support
As of 5.3.5, Impactor supports the following platforms:
- Fabric
- Forge
Support is planned for the following platforms:
- Paper
- Velocity
Supported Minecraft Versions
As of 5.2.0, Impactor supports the following Minecraft versions:
- 1.20.1
Support is planned for the following versions:
- 1.20.4
- 1.20.5
Using Impactor in your Projects
Impactor does its best to provide API access in a manner that allows you to only pull in what you need. With this in mind, here's an example of pulling in the current economy API:
repositories {
maven("https://maven.impactdev.net/repository/development")
}
dependencies {
implementation("net.impactdev.impactor.api:economy:5.3.5")
}
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