BKCommonLib
BKCommonLib is no longer being updated on dev.bukkit.org.
If you want to use the latest version, use spigot.
Latest version: 1.57
CraftBukkit/SportBukkit/Spigot/MCPC+ build: CB 1.6.4 R1.0 / CB 1.6.4 R2.1 / Spigot 1.7
Older builds available: CB 1.5.2-R1.0 / CB 1.6.2-R1.0
Tekkit: Untested and thus unsupported, some features may not work as expected
Description
This utility library shares all the common code needs for various plugins, and having them in one library heavily reduces the amount of duplicated code. The featured utilities are varied, and whenever something is missing in Bukkit, it is added in BKCommonLib. This is one of the reasons why it has become this large: there are simply a lot of things Bukkit doesn't (want to) offer.
BKCommonLib has versioning on a per-plugin basis, so when a certain plugin needs version 2, and version 1 is installed, the server owner is automatically notified and the plugin is not enabled. This prevents the common mishaps with outdated BKCommonLib versions.
Other than utilities and services, this library offers a wide variety of reflection and user-friendly ways of accessing net.minecraft.server. If your plugin requires the use of the internals, but do not want to risk changing field and method names, you can depend on BKCommonLib to provide them for you. This allows you to remain compatible between CraftBukkit versions automatically, and reduces silent failure hazards.
Reasons for you to depend on this library
- You need to access Minecraft internals in your plugin, and Bukkit has no API for it
- You are tired of re-uploading the same version over again because of the internals changing
- You want to work with Vector/math logic, or need to use other utility classes
- The YAML of Bukkit dislikes you, and you want this to be easier
- You want to easily read and write configuration/data files
- You want easy access to data conversion utilities to convert user input
- You want to work with inventories in an advanced fashion
- You want to work with unique server events
- You want to alter entity behaviour (such as handling block collisions, custom movement, etc.)
- You want plugin messages/permissions to be configurable
- You want to work with (async)tasks without storing IDs
- You want to send and manipulate packets
Features
- General
- PluginBase for easy access to metrics, permissions, localization and more
- Permission defaults for storing the permissions a plugin uses
- Localization for making the messages of a plugin configurable
- Utilities
- General utilities for String, Logic, BlockFace and Math operations
- Block utilities for Block-related operations (states, data, etc.)
- ItemUtil for Inventory, Items and Item Transfer utilities
- RecipeUtil to work with crafting and furnace recipes
- Various Collections for auto-filtering, converting and even interpolation
- Data storage
- Configuration API with nodes, headers and other goodies
- NBT API designed after the configuration API
- (Compressed)DataReader/DataWriter to read and write data from/to file
- Entities
- CommonEntity implementations with added utilities
- EntityController for altering entity behaviour
- EntityNetworkController for altering entity network logic
- Services
- Metrics for keeping track of plugin statistics
- Conversion for conversions between all types of data
- Events and Listeners to keep track of changes on the server
- Packet services and API to keep track of packets
- Task class for easier task scheduling
- Scoreboard services to setup scoreboards without criteria
- Tab View service to alter what is shown when players press tab
Getting started
To start using BKCommonLib, you have two options (after adding BKCommonLib as dependency in the plugin.yml):
Include the jar file as a dependency
Like any dependency, keep the jar file somewhere on your computer and add it to your classpath. Nothing special here.
Make a (new) maven project and include it
Add the following repository:
<repository> <id>dj-tcraft repository</id> <url>http://ci.dj-tcraft.nl/plugin/repository/everything/</url> </repository>
And the following dependency (may need to update version):
<dependency> <groupId>com.bergerkiller.bukkit</groupId> <artifactId>BKCommonLib</artifactId> <version>1.54-SNAPSHOT</version> <scope>provided</scope> </dependency>
Dependencies BKCommonLib uses
BKCommonLib supports various other plugins and projects. Below all of these are listed:
- Vault - for permission plugin support
- ProtocolLib - to avoid packet listening conflicts
- Showcase(Standalone) - to ignore showcased items
- HyperConomy - to ignore shop items
- BleedingMobs - to ignore particles
- CGLib - for generating nms.Entity classes on-the-fly to supply Entity Controllers
- Objenesis - for generating classes without calling constructors (needed for various fixes inside class constructors)
Plugins that require BKCommonLib to be installed:
Disclaimer
This plugin utilises Hidendra's plugin metrics system, which means that the following information is collected and sent to mcstats.org:
- A unique identifier
- The server's version of Java
- Whether the server is in offline or online mode
- The plugin's version
- The server's version
- The OS version/name and architecture
- The core count for the CPU
- The number of players online
- The Metrics version Opting out of this service can be done by editing plugins/Plugin Metrics/config.yml and changing opt-out to true.
License
This library uses an open license. Feel free to use whatever code you need from it, you do not have to ask me either. If you want me to add certain features, that is fine too. Everyone is allowed to use this Library as a dependency. I do recommend extending 'PluginBase' instead of 'JavaPlugin' then, as it allows you to automatically deal with the BKCommonLib versioning checks. See also: BKCommonLib license file
This product includes software developed by the Apache Software Foundation (http://www.apache.org/)
Links:
Compatibility
BKCommonLib supports ProtocolLib when it is enabled, but if it is not, the player connection is replaced resulting in several incompatibilities. To fix these incompatibility issues, install ProtocolLib next to BKCommonLib. This can not be stressed enough. When incompatibility occurs, BKCommonLib will notify you in the console and will disable itself. The following plugins are known to be incompatible when ProtocolLib is NOT installed:
Metrics
This plugin sends server count and dependency statistics to MCStats.org. You can (globally) opt out in the PluginMetrics/config.yml file.
Banner
I use a banner in my depending plugins. This banner is automatically updated when a new version of BKCommonLib is out. It is a quick and efficient way to keep track of updates for this library. This was needed, too, because a lot of people were using outdated BKCommonLib versions, which resulted in bug reports...too many of them. And I do not want to waste your time with invalid reports. You have a plugin that uses BKCommonLib? Feel free to use the banner on your download page.
[[http://dev.bukkit.org/bukkit-plugins/bkcommonlib/|{{http://ci.dj-tcraft.nl/job/BKCommonLib/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/target/BKCommonLibVersion.png|Go to the BKCommonLib Dev-bukkit page}}]]







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Posted Mar 5, 2013@bergerkiller
Yes i have ProtocolLib 2.2.0 installed (The plugin requires it).
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Posted Mar 5, 2013@John290 Did you try installing ProtocolLib? It's meant to solve compatibility issues like you are having.
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Posted Mar 4, 2013Running into a compatibility issue with this and "Seasons". Seasons has a feature that allows snow to be displayed in all biomes (insted of rain). However when i have BKCommonLib 1.5 installed the rain (which should be snow) is shown as normal rain. No error reports or anything like that just this minor "bug?". A ticket was created on the "Seasons" page and replied to informing me this wasnt a "Seasons" issue. So brought my problems here haha. Hope it can be cleared up, thanks!
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Posted Mar 4, 2013@Tombikos I am aware of that, but the next tick handler is used by so many plugins it might become a bit impossible to measure it right. I'll have to build something into NoLagg examine so it will split the next tick handler into the right plugin categories.
The next tick handler was actually meant to allow next-tick execution without binding a plugin to it like Bukkit schedulers/tasks require. Detecting the causes of plugins will require me to find out the plugin by reading the class location. I have methods for that, luckily.
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Posted Mar 3, 2013good work!! latest jenkin builds seem to work, with the other jenkin builds..
Hope every one is ready to get their walker on tonight....
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Posted Mar 3, 2013@Tombikos
That looks like a lot of lag... until you read the numbers on the Y-Axis. In reality, it's doing many things, but over a period of time, rather than a lot in one period of time. In other words, just because you see a lot of things doesn't mean it's actually doing anything intensive. So there is effectively no lag there.
In fact, I'd be more worried about chunk loading causing lag spikes than that.
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Posted Mar 3, 2013Hi, can you fix also a long-term problem w/ nextTickhandler? Your NoLagg examinator shows BKCommonLib as a most lagging plugin, that is also showed on picture below.
Thanks!
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Posted Mar 3, 2013@bergerkiller
Why is ci.herocraftonline.com/job/BKCommonLib/ down...i havnt been able to get new BKCOMMINLIB for 2 weeks now
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Posted Mar 2, 2013The server keeps kicking people while they are typeing for Disconect.spam I have narrowed it down to this plugin. I need it to be changed so i can use nolagg. anything on why it would be doing this
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Posted Mar 1, 2013For everyone having issues with ProtocolLib: Please try out the latest development build of BKCommonLib. MyWorlds/NoLagg also need to be updated for it to work. It now no longer registers one packet listener for all packet types, which should fix all errors related to PacketXXXKeyRequest/Response or sorts. It should also reduce the amount of server lag people were having.
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Posted Feb 28, 2013@GEN3RIC Using the download from dev-bukkit I suppose? If you are, try the development build, because that bug has been fixed a while ago already.
And as lenis said: ProtocolLib is there to deal with all plugins that use packet listeners or similar protocol needs. I am not going to add support for every single plugin that decides to include a PlayerConnection, that will end in chaos.
@CommodoreAlpha It's because all other plugins that depend on it will use the latest version, and will have to use the latest version. Go blame it on Bukkit that I had to move all code to BKCommonLib and rewrite tonnes of things. It's their package versioning that caused all this crap to happen in the first place.
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Posted Feb 28, 2013@Darth_Buddha
@aadnk
Yes thats ProtocolLib w/ Spout
We should make a thread about compatibility somewhere.
For developpers it would be usefull to know how to get their plugin compatible with the big NMS plugins
And for server owenr its usefull because we can list versions that are compatible together
BKCommonLib has a lightweight protocol system that works just fine but whn you use Spout Spigot or more NMS plugins it wont work.
Thats why we have setup support for PrtocolLib
ProtocolLib is the bridge between all NMS plugins.
Thats what people need to understand
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Posted Feb 27, 2013I don't understand why everyone needs to have the latest version, when it's pretty obvious that there's been turmoil going on in the comments. Unless one is testing for issues, you could just do what I did and and downgrade BKCommonLib to 1.44 (and all associated plugins). Saved me lots of errors.
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Posted Feb 27, 2013What can possibly be the problem here with disconnect.spam? I am not going to make everybody OP just to avoid this absurd bug. Time to stop depending on this plugin.
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Posted Feb 27, 2013@Darth_Buddha
You could try upgrading ProtocolLib to the latest development version. I recently fixed a bug that would case similar problems with MCPC, and it should also cover Spout.
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Posted Feb 27, 2013Honestly I think bukkit makes it harder for you guys to make these great plugins! Anyways keep up the good work :)
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Posted Feb 27, 2013the players that are not operators are reporting they are random getting kicked with the reason "disconnect.spam" when this plugin is installed, it was gone after I removed it
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Posted Feb 27, 2013@Darth_Buddha
you're*
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Posted Feb 27, 2013Looks Like your getting closer! :) latest version of vault, spigot, protocol amd spout. Get this error when I log on with BKc enabled. it just spams the console.
2013-02-27 12:04:43 [SEVERE] Error whilst firing receive hook for packet java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: The packet ID 195 is not registered. at com.comphenix.protocol.injector.packet.PacketRegistry.getPacketClassFromID(PacketRegistry.java:193) at com.comphenix.protocol.injector.StructureCache.getStructure(StructureCache.java:102) at com.comphenix.protocol.injector.StructureCache.getStructure(StructureCache.java:65) at com.comphenix.protocol.events.PacketContainer.<init>(PacketContainer.java:124) at com.comphenix.protocol.injector.spigot.SpigotPacketInjector.packetReceived(SpigotPacketInjector.java:336) at com.comphenix.protocol.injector.spigot.SpigotPacketInjector$1.intercept(SpigotPacketInjector.java:163) at org.spigotmc.netty.PacketListener$$EnhancerByCGLIB$$d5db0219.packetReceived(<generated>) at org.spigotmc.netty.PacketListener.callReceived(PacketListener.java:53) at org.spigotmc.netty.NettyNetworkManager.b(NettyNetworkManager.java:172) at net.minecraft.server.PlayerConnection.d(PlayerConnection.java:113) at org.getspout.spout.SpoutPlayerConnection.d(SpoutPlayerConnection.java:196) at net.minecraft.server.ServerConnection.b(SourceFile:39) at org.spigotmc.netty.NettyServerConnection.b(NettyServerConnection.java:66) at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.r(MinecraftServer.java:600) at net.minecraft.server.DedicatedServer.r(DedicatedServer.java:228) at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.q(MinecraftServer.java:489) at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.run(MinecraftServer.java:421) at net.minecraft.server.ThreadServerApplication.run(SourceFile:849)
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Posted Feb 27, 2013@lenis0012
The image from > Development builds < link me to here http://ci.herocraftonline.com/job/BKCommonLib/ but it didnt work, did you changed to another Jenkins?