GrangerTheDog / ItemBuilder-1

Create ItemStacks with Displayname, Material, Lore, ItemFlags etc. with just one Line of Code

ItemBuilder

Create advanced ItemStacks with just one line of code.

Standart ItemBuilder API Usage

1. Create a Instance of the ItemBuilder: ItemBuilder builder = new ItemBuilder(Material.GLOWSTONE);
2. Modify the ItemStack using one of the many methods, for example: builder.displayname("§6ItemBuiler Glowstone");
3. When you are finish modifing it, use builder.build(); to get the Bukkit ItemStack back
   You can also do all steps in just one line: ItemStack item = new ItemBuilder(Material.GLOWSTONE).displayname("§6ItemBuilder Glowstone").build();

NBT Tags Writing / Reading (Advanced)

1. Create a Instance of the ItemBuilder ItemBuilder builder = new ItemBuilder(Material.DIAMOND_SWORD);
2. Access the Unsafe Class using the builder.unsafe(); Method
3. Add/Remove NBT Tags using builder.unsafe().addString("Key", "Value"); or builder.unsafe().removeString("Key", "Value");
4. Go back to the ItemBuilder Class using the builder(); Method in Unsafe and build(); the ItemStack.
   You can also do all steps in just one line: ItemStack item = new ItemBuilder(Material.DIAMOND_SWORD).unsafe().addString("Key", "Value").builder().build();

Json and Config Writing / Reading (Advanced)

1. Create a Instance of the ItemBuilder and set anything you need.
2. Convert it to a JSON String using builder.toJson() or to a Config Path using builder.toConfig(MyPlugin.getInstance().getConfig(), "my.custom.item").
3. TIP! The Methods fromJson, toJson, fromConfig and toConfig are static. You can access them all using ItemBuilder.<Method> without creating a Instance of the ItemBuilder.

Maven

Repository:

<repositories>
    <repository>
        <id>acquized-repo</id>
        <url>http://repo.acquized.pw/maven/</url>
    </repository>
</repositories>

Dependency:

<dependencies>
    <dependency>
        <groupId>cc.acquized</groupId>
        <artifactId>ItemBuilder</artifactId>
        <version>1.8</version>
    </dependency>
</dependencies>

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