Package com.
Types
Facade of a coroutine session of a single plugin.
The spigot timings require a reference to the runnable to display the name of timings correctly. Now, Kotlin Coroutines does not allow to directly pass a runnable object, because a single coroutine may consist out of multiple runnables. This class is a workaround coroutine context element, which can be passed along the minecraftDispatcher to display a valid name for the coroutine.
The mode how suspendable events are executed if dispatched manually.
Hidden internal MCCoroutine interface.
Additional configurations for MCCoroutine and communication.
A Bukkit event which is called when an exception is raised in one of the coroutines managed by MCCoroutine. Cancelling this exception causes the error to not get logged and offers to possibility for custom logging.
See https://shynixn.github.io/MCCoroutine/wiki/site/plugindisable for more details.
Represents a class which contains a single method for executing commands
Extension to the JavaPlugin for suspendable lifecycle functions.
Extension to the plugin interface for suspendable lifecycle functions.
Represents a suspending class which can suggest tab completions for commands.
Functions
Calls an event with the given details. If there are multiple suspend event receivers, each receiver is executed concurrently. Allows to await the completion of suspending event listeners.
Calls an event with the given details. Allows to await the completion of suspending event listeners.
Launches a new coroutine on the minecraft main thread without blocking the current thread and returns a reference to the coroutine as a Job. The coroutine is cancelled when the resulting job is Job.cancel.
Registers an event listener with suspending functions. Does exactly the same thing as PluginManager.registerEvents but makes suspend functions possible. Example:
Registers a command executor with suspending function. Does exactly the same as PluginCommand.setExecutor.
Registers a tab completer with suspending function. Does exactly the same as PluginCommand.setExecutor.
Properties
Converts the number to ticks for being used together with delay(..). E.g. delay(1.ticks). Minecraft ticks 20 times per second, which means a tick appears every 50 milliseconds. However, delay() does not directly work with the BukkitScheduler and needs millisecond manipulation to work as expected. Therefore, 1 tick does not equal 50 milliseconds when using this method standalone and only sums up to 50 milliseconds if you use it together with delay.