Setup

//TODO: maven repo

Config Structure

All you need to do to get started is to make a class and annotate it with @GooberConfig(modId = "testmod")

For those of you who dearly miss your beloved builderslop, we have that!

@GooberConfig(modId = "testmod")
public class TestConfig {
  public static final IntOption int1 = new IntOption("Standalone field", "meow");

  // GooberLib looks for a field of type GooberConfigBuilder
  public static final GooberConfigBuilder BUILDER = GooberConfigBuilder
            // overloads for passing either a String or a Text object
            .create("YEAH!!!")
              .category("Int fields", "A description")
                .options(int1)
                .build();
}

For those of you who don't, we've heavily condensed the process to allow more time for writing real code instead of config code.

@GooberConfig(modId = "testmod")
public class TestConfig {
  public static final IntOption int1 = new IntOption("Standalone field", "meow");
  public static final GooberConfigBuilder BUILDER = GooberConfigBuilder.create("YEAH!!!", config -> {
      config.category("Int fields", "A description", category -> {
            category.options(int1);
            // No .build()!
        });
    });
}

Alternatively, use MAGIC (Multi-Annotation GooberLib-Inferred Configuration):

@GooberConfig(modId = "testmod")
public class TestConfig {

  // If a GooberConfigBuilder field is not found, MAGIC will be used instead.
  // TODO:
  public static final IntOption int1 = new IntOption("Standalone field", "meow");

}

Lukewarm Reloading

GooberLib offers a very scuffed way of reloading configs during development! Just change your GooberConfigBuilder field to a Supplier<GooberConfigBuilder> and that's it!

@GooberConfig(modId = "testmod")
public class TestConfig {
  public static final IntOption int1 = new IntOption("Standalone field", "meow");

  public static final Supplier<GooberConfigBuilder> BUILDER = () -> GooberConfigBuilder
            // overloads for passing either a String or a Text object
            .create("YEAH!!!")
              .category("Int fields", "A description")
                .options(int1)
                .build();
}

Now you can change things inside of your builder and hit CTRL + R to rediscover your config (after triggering a reload in your IDE). This does not extend to the Option fields (yet) as well as addBuiltCategory. It's not perfect, but much better than having to relaunch your game when testing out a new option or re-organizing them!

//TODO: docs for hot reloading for MAGIC