UltiTools External Plugin Example

A minimal example showing how any standard Bukkit/Spigot/Paper plugin can integrate with UltiTools-API using the External Plugin API introduced in v6.2.2.

What This Demonstrates

Feature	File	What it proves
`UltiToolsAPI.connect(this)`	`UltiToolsExtExample.java`	One-line framework integration
`@Service` + `@Autowired`	`GreetService.java`	IoC container auto-scan & injection
`@CmdExecutor`	`GreetCommand.java`	Auto-registered commands with tab completion
`@EventListener`	`JoinListener.java`	Auto-registered Bukkit event listeners
`DataOperator` CRUD	`GreetCommand.java` + `VisitorRecord.java`	Data storage scoped to plugin's own folder

Quick Start

1. Add UltiTools-API dependency

<dependency>
<groupId>com.ultikits</groupId>
<artifactId>UltiTools-API</artifactId>
<version>6.2.2</version>
<scope>provided</scope>
</dependency>

2. Declare UltiTools dependency in plugin.yml

name: MyPlugindepend: [UltiTools]

3. Connect in onEnable

publicclassMyPluginextendsJavaPlugin {
@OverridepublicvoidonEnable() {
UltiToolsAPI.connect(this); // That's it!
}
}

After connect(), UltiTools automatically scans your plugin's package for:

@Service — registered as beans in a child IoC container
@CmdExecutor — commands auto-registered with Bukkit
@EventListener — Bukkit listeners auto-registered
@Autowired — dependency injection across all scanned classes

4. Use DataOperator for persistent storage

// Get a DataOperator scoped to your plugin's data folderDataOperator<MyEntity> data = UltiToolsAPI.getDataOperator(this, MyEntity.class);
// CRUD operationsdata.insert(entity);
data.getAll();
data.update(entity);
data.del(WhereCondition.builder().column("name").value("test").build());

Project Structure

src/main/java/com/example/ultitoolsext/
├── UltiToolsExtExample.java # Main plugin class — connect/disconnect
├── commands/
│ └── GreetCommand.java # @CmdExecutor with @Autowired + DataOperator CRUD
├── data/
│ └── VisitorRecord.java # @Table data entity (BaseDataEntity)
├── listeners/
│ └── JoinListener.java # @EventListener with @Autowired
└── services/
└── GreetService.java # @Service bean

Commands

Command	Description
`/ultiext hello`	Greet message (tests @Service injection)
`/ultiext info`	Plugin info
`/ultiext visit <name>`	Record a visit (tests insert + update)
`/ultiext visitors`	List all visitors (tests getAll)
`/ultiext delvisitor <name>`	Delete a visitor (tests delete)

Building

mvn clean package

Copy the JAR to your server's plugins/ folder. Requires UltiTools-API 6.2.2+ on the server.

Documentation

License

MIT

UltiTools External Plugin Example

A minimal example showing how any standard Bukkit/Spigot/Paper plugin can integrate with UltiTools-API using the External Plugin API introduced in v6.2.2.

What This Demonstrates

Feature	File	What it proves
`UltiToolsAPI.connect(this)`	`UltiToolsExtExample.java`	One-line framework integration
`@Service` + `@Autowired`	`GreetService.java`	IoC container auto-scan & injection
`@CmdExecutor`	`GreetCommand.java`	Auto-registered commands with tab completion
`@EventListener`	`JoinListener.java`	Auto-registered Bukkit event listeners
`DataOperator` CRUD	`GreetCommand.java` + `VisitorRecord.java`	Data storage scoped to plugin's own folder

Quick Start

1. Add UltiTools-API dependency

<dependency>
<groupId>com.ultikits</groupId>
<artifactId>UltiTools-API</artifactId>
<version>6.2.2</version>
<scope>provided</scope>
</dependency>

2. Declare UltiTools dependency in plugin.yml

name: MyPlugindepend: [UltiTools]

3. Connect in onEnable

publicclassMyPluginextendsJavaPlugin {
@OverridepublicvoidonEnable() {
UltiToolsAPI.connect(this); // That's it!
}
}

After connect(), UltiTools automatically scans your plugin's package for:

@Service — registered as beans in a child IoC container
@CmdExecutor — commands auto-registered with Bukkit
@EventListener — Bukkit listeners auto-registered
@Autowired — dependency injection across all scanned classes

4. Use DataOperator for persistent storage

// Get a DataOperator scoped to your plugin's data folderDataOperator<MyEntity> data = UltiToolsAPI.getDataOperator(this, MyEntity.class);
// CRUD operationsdata.insert(entity);
data.getAll();
data.update(entity);
data.del(WhereCondition.builder().column("name").value("test").build());

Project Structure

src/main/java/com/example/ultitoolsext/
├── UltiToolsExtExample.java # Main plugin class — connect/disconnect
├── commands/
│ └── GreetCommand.java # @CmdExecutor with @Autowired + DataOperator CRUD
├── data/
│ └── VisitorRecord.java # @Table data entity (BaseDataEntity)
├── listeners/
│ └── JoinListener.java # @EventListener with @Autowired
└── services/
└── GreetService.java # @Service bean

Commands

Command	Description
`/ultiext hello`	Greet message (tests @Service injection)
`/ultiext info`	Plugin info
`/ultiext visit <name>`	Record a visit (tests insert + update)
`/ultiext visitors`	List all visitors (tests getAll)
`/ultiext delvisitor <name>`	Delete a visitor (tests delete)

Building

mvn clean package

Copy the JAR to your server's plugins/ folder. Requires UltiTools-API 6.2.2+ on the server.

Documentation

License

MIT

UltiTools External Plugin Example

A minimal example showing how any standard Bukkit/Spigot/Paper plugin can integrate with UltiTools-API using the External Plugin API introduced in v6.2.2.

What This Demonstrates

Feature	File	What it proves
`UltiToolsAPI.connect(this)`	`UltiToolsExtExample.java`	One-line framework integration
`@Service` + `@Autowired`	`GreetService.java`	IoC container auto-scan & injection
`@CmdExecutor`	`GreetCommand.java`	Auto-registered commands with tab completion
`@EventListener`	`JoinListener.java`	Auto-registered Bukkit event listeners
`DataOperator` CRUD	`GreetCommand.java` + `VisitorRecord.java`	Data storage scoped to plugin's own folder

Quick Start

1. Add UltiTools-API dependency

<dependency>
<groupId>com.ultikits</groupId>
<artifactId>UltiTools-API</artifactId>
<version>6.2.2</version>
<scope>provided</scope>
</dependency>

2. Declare UltiTools dependency in plugin.yml

name: MyPlugindepend: [UltiTools]

3. Connect in onEnable

publicclassMyPluginextendsJavaPlugin {
@OverridepublicvoidonEnable() {
UltiToolsAPI.connect(this); // That's it!
}
}

After connect(), UltiTools automatically scans your plugin's package for:

@Service — registered as beans in a child IoC container
@CmdExecutor — commands auto-registered with Bukkit
@EventListener — Bukkit listeners auto-registered
@Autowired — dependency injection across all scanned classes

4. Use DataOperator for persistent storage

// Get a DataOperator scoped to your plugin's data folderDataOperator<MyEntity> data = UltiToolsAPI.getDataOperator(this, MyEntity.class);
// CRUD operationsdata.insert(entity);
data.getAll();
data.update(entity);
data.del(WhereCondition.builder().column("name").value("test").build());

Project Structure

src/main/java/com/example/ultitoolsext/
├── UltiToolsExtExample.java # Main plugin class — connect/disconnect
├── commands/
│ └── GreetCommand.java # @CmdExecutor with @Autowired + DataOperator CRUD
├── data/
│ └── VisitorRecord.java # @Table data entity (BaseDataEntity)
├── listeners/
│ └── JoinListener.java # @EventListener with @Autowired
└── services/
└── GreetService.java # @Service bean

Commands

Command	Description
`/ultiext hello`	Greet message (tests @Service injection)
`/ultiext info`	Plugin info
`/ultiext visit <name>`	Record a visit (tests insert + update)
`/ultiext visitors`	List all visitors (tests getAll)
`/ultiext delvisitor <name>`	Delete a visitor (tests delete)

Building

mvn clean package

Copy the JAR to your server's plugins/ folder. Requires UltiTools-API 6.2.2+ on the server.

Documentation

License

MIT

UltiTools External Plugin Example

A minimal example showing how any standard Bukkit/Spigot/Paper plugin can integrate with UltiTools-API using the External Plugin API introduced in v6.2.2.

What This Demonstrates

Feature	File	What it proves
`UltiToolsAPI.connect(this)`	`UltiToolsExtExample.java`	One-line framework integration
`@Service` + `@Autowired`	`GreetService.java`	IoC container auto-scan & injection
`@CmdExecutor`	`GreetCommand.java`	Auto-registered commands with tab completion
`@EventListener`	`JoinListener.java`	Auto-registered Bukkit event listeners
`DataOperator` CRUD	`GreetCommand.java` + `VisitorRecord.java`	Data storage scoped to plugin's own folder

Quick Start

1. Add UltiTools-API dependency

<dependency>
<groupId>com.ultikits</groupId>
<artifactId>UltiTools-API</artifactId>
<version>6.2.2</version>
<scope>provided</scope>
</dependency>

2. Declare UltiTools dependency in plugin.yml

name: MyPlugindepend: [UltiTools]

3. Connect in onEnable

publicclassMyPluginextendsJavaPlugin {
@OverridepublicvoidonEnable() {
UltiToolsAPI.connect(this); // That's it!
}
}

After connect(), UltiTools automatically scans your plugin's package for:

@Service — registered as beans in a child IoC container
@CmdExecutor — commands auto-registered with Bukkit
@EventListener — Bukkit listeners auto-registered
@Autowired — dependency injection across all scanned classes

4. Use DataOperator for persistent storage

// Get a DataOperator scoped to your plugin's data folderDataOperator<MyEntity> data = UltiToolsAPI.getDataOperator(this, MyEntity.class);
// CRUD operationsdata.insert(entity);
data.getAll();
data.update(entity);
data.del(WhereCondition.builder().column("name").value("test").build());

Project Structure

src/main/java/com/example/ultitoolsext/
├── UltiToolsExtExample.java # Main plugin class — connect/disconnect
├── commands/
│ └── GreetCommand.java # @CmdExecutor with @Autowired + DataOperator CRUD
├── data/
│ └── VisitorRecord.java # @Table data entity (BaseDataEntity)
├── listeners/
│ └── JoinListener.java # @EventListener with @Autowired
└── services/
└── GreetService.java # @Service bean

Commands

Command	Description
`/ultiext hello`	Greet message (tests @Service injection)
`/ultiext info`	Plugin info
`/ultiext visit <name>`	Record a visit (tests insert + update)
`/ultiext visitors`	List all visitors (tests getAll)
`/ultiext delvisitor <name>`	Delete a visitor (tests delete)

Building

mvn clean package

Copy the JAR to your server's plugins/ folder. Requires UltiTools-API 6.2.2+ on the server.

Documentation

License

MIT

UltiTools External Plugin Example

A minimal example showing how any standard Bukkit/Spigot/Paper plugin can integrate with UltiTools-API using the External Plugin API introduced in v6.2.2.

What This Demonstrates

Feature	File	What it proves
`UltiToolsAPI.connect(this)`	`UltiToolsExtExample.java`	One-line framework integration
`@Service` + `@Autowired`	`GreetService.java`	IoC container auto-scan & injection
`@CmdExecutor`	`GreetCommand.java`	Auto-registered commands with tab completion
`@EventListener`	`JoinListener.java`	Auto-registered Bukkit event listeners
`DataOperator` CRUD	`GreetCommand.java` + `VisitorRecord.java`	Data storage scoped to plugin's own folder

Quick Start

1. Add UltiTools-API dependency

<dependency>
<groupId>com.ultikits</groupId>
<artifactId>UltiTools-API</artifactId>
<version>6.2.2</version>
<scope>provided</scope>
</dependency>

2. Declare UltiTools dependency in plugin.yml

name: MyPlugindepend: [UltiTools]

3. Connect in onEnable

publicclassMyPluginextendsJavaPlugin {
@OverridepublicvoidonEnable() {
UltiToolsAPI.connect(this); // That's it!
}
}

After connect(), UltiTools automatically scans your plugin's package for:

@Service — registered as beans in a child IoC container
@CmdExecutor — commands auto-registered with Bukkit
@EventListener — Bukkit listeners auto-registered
@Autowired — dependency injection across all scanned classes

4. Use DataOperator for persistent storage

// Get a DataOperator scoped to your plugin's data folderDataOperator<MyEntity> data = UltiToolsAPI.getDataOperator(this, MyEntity.class);
// CRUD operationsdata.insert(entity);
data.getAll();
data.update(entity);
data.del(WhereCondition.builder().column("name").value("test").build());

Project Structure

src/main/java/com/example/ultitoolsext/
├── UltiToolsExtExample.java # Main plugin class — connect/disconnect
├── commands/
│ └── GreetCommand.java # @CmdExecutor with @Autowired + DataOperator CRUD
├── data/
│ └── VisitorRecord.java # @Table data entity (BaseDataEntity)
├── listeners/
│ └── JoinListener.java # @EventListener with @Autowired
└── services/
└── GreetService.java # @Service bean

Commands

Command	Description
`/ultiext hello`	Greet message (tests @Service injection)
`/ultiext info`	Plugin info
`/ultiext visit <name>`	Record a visit (tests insert + update)
`/ultiext visitors`	List all visitors (tests getAll)
`/ultiext delvisitor <name>`	Delete a visitor (tests delete)

Building

mvn clean package

Copy the JAR to your server's plugins/ folder. Requires UltiTools-API 6.2.2+ on the server.

Documentation

License

MIT

UltiTools External Plugin Example

A minimal example showing how any standard Bukkit/Spigot/Paper plugin can integrate with UltiTools-API using the External Plugin API introduced in v6.2.2.

What This Demonstrates

Feature	File	What it proves
`UltiToolsAPI.connect(this)`	`UltiToolsExtExample.java`	One-line framework integration
`@Service` + `@Autowired`	`GreetService.java`	IoC container auto-scan & injection
`@CmdExecutor`	`GreetCommand.java`	Auto-registered commands with tab completion
`@EventListener`	`JoinListener.java`	Auto-registered Bukkit event listeners
`DataOperator` CRUD	`GreetCommand.java` + `VisitorRecord.java`	Data storage scoped to plugin's own folder

Quick Start

1. Add UltiTools-API dependency

<dependency>
<groupId>com.ultikits</groupId>
<artifactId>UltiTools-API</artifactId>
<version>6.2.2</version>
<scope>provided</scope>
</dependency>

2. Declare UltiTools dependency in plugin.yml

name: MyPlugindepend: [UltiTools]

3. Connect in onEnable

publicclassMyPluginextendsJavaPlugin {
@OverridepublicvoidonEnable() {
UltiToolsAPI.connect(this); // That's it!
}
}

After connect(), UltiTools automatically scans your plugin's package for:

@Service — registered as beans in a child IoC container
@CmdExecutor — commands auto-registered with Bukkit
@EventListener — Bukkit listeners auto-registered
@Autowired — dependency injection across all scanned classes

4. Use DataOperator for persistent storage

// Get a DataOperator scoped to your plugin's data folderDataOperator<MyEntity> data = UltiToolsAPI.getDataOperator(this, MyEntity.class);
// CRUD operationsdata.insert(entity);
data.getAll();
data.update(entity);
data.del(WhereCondition.builder().column("name").value("test").build());

Project Structure

src/main/java/com/example/ultitoolsext/
├── UltiToolsExtExample.java # Main plugin class — connect/disconnect
├── commands/
│ └── GreetCommand.java # @CmdExecutor with @Autowired + DataOperator CRUD
├── data/
│ └── VisitorRecord.java # @Table data entity (BaseDataEntity)
├── listeners/
│ └── JoinListener.java # @EventListener with @Autowired
└── services/
└── GreetService.java # @Service bean

Commands

Command	Description
`/ultiext hello`	Greet message (tests @Service injection)
`/ultiext info`	Plugin info
`/ultiext visit <name>`	Record a visit (tests insert + update)
`/ultiext visitors`	List all visitors (tests getAll)
`/ultiext delvisitor <name>`	Delete a visitor (tests delete)

Building

mvn clean package

Copy the JAR to your server's plugins/ folder. Requires UltiTools-API 6.2.2+ on the server.

Documentation

License

MIT

UltiTools External Plugin Example

A minimal example showing how any standard Bukkit/Spigot/Paper plugin can integrate with UltiTools-API using the External Plugin API introduced in v6.2.2.

What This Demonstrates

Feature	File	What it proves
`UltiToolsAPI.connect(this)`	`UltiToolsExtExample.java`	One-line framework integration
`@Service` + `@Autowired`	`GreetService.java`	IoC container auto-scan & injection
`@CmdExecutor`	`GreetCommand.java`	Auto-registered commands with tab completion
`@EventListener`	`JoinListener.java`	Auto-registered Bukkit event listeners
`DataOperator` CRUD	`GreetCommand.java` + `VisitorRecord.java`	Data storage scoped to plugin's own folder

Quick Start

1. Add UltiTools-API dependency

<dependency>
<groupId>com.ultikits</groupId>
<artifactId>UltiTools-API</artifactId>
<version>6.2.2</version>
<scope>provided</scope>
</dependency>

2. Declare UltiTools dependency in plugin.yml

name: MyPlugindepend: [UltiTools]

3. Connect in onEnable

publicclassMyPluginextendsJavaPlugin {
@OverridepublicvoidonEnable() {
UltiToolsAPI.connect(this); // That's it!
}
}

After connect(), UltiTools automatically scans your plugin's package for:

@Service — registered as beans in a child IoC container
@CmdExecutor — commands auto-registered with Bukkit
@EventListener — Bukkit listeners auto-registered
@Autowired — dependency injection across all scanned classes

4. Use DataOperator for persistent storage

// Get a DataOperator scoped to your plugin's data folderDataOperator<MyEntity> data = UltiToolsAPI.getDataOperator(this, MyEntity.class);
// CRUD operationsdata.insert(entity);
data.getAll();
data.update(entity);
data.del(WhereCondition.builder().column("name").value("test").build());

Project Structure

src/main/java/com/example/ultitoolsext/
├── UltiToolsExtExample.java # Main plugin class — connect/disconnect
├── commands/
│ └── GreetCommand.java # @CmdExecutor with @Autowired + DataOperator CRUD
├── data/
│ └── VisitorRecord.java # @Table data entity (BaseDataEntity)
├── listeners/
│ └── JoinListener.java # @EventListener with @Autowired
└── services/
└── GreetService.java # @Service bean

Commands

Command	Description
`/ultiext hello`	Greet message (tests @Service injection)
`/ultiext info`	Plugin info
`/ultiext visit <name>`	Record a visit (tests insert + update)
`/ultiext visitors`	List all visitors (tests getAll)
`/ultiext delvisitor <name>`	Delete a visitor (tests delete)

Building

mvn clean package

Copy the JAR to your server's plugins/ folder. Requires UltiTools-API 6.2.2+ on the server.

Documentation

License

MIT

UltiTools External Plugin Example

A minimal example showing how any standard Bukkit/Spigot/Paper plugin can integrate with UltiTools-API using the External Plugin API introduced in v6.2.2.

What This Demonstrates

Feature	File	What it proves
`UltiToolsAPI.connect(this)`	`UltiToolsExtExample.java`	One-line framework integration
`@Service` + `@Autowired`	`GreetService.java`	IoC container auto-scan & injection
`@CmdExecutor`	`GreetCommand.java`	Auto-registered commands with tab completion
`@EventListener`	`JoinListener.java`	Auto-registered Bukkit event listeners
`DataOperator` CRUD	`GreetCommand.java` + `VisitorRecord.java`	Data storage scoped to plugin's own folder

Quick Start

1. Add UltiTools-API dependency

<dependency>
<groupId>com.ultikits</groupId>
<artifactId>UltiTools-API</artifactId>
<version>6.2.2</version>
<scope>provided</scope>
</dependency>

2. Declare UltiTools dependency in plugin.yml

name: MyPlugindepend: [UltiTools]

3. Connect in onEnable

publicclassMyPluginextendsJavaPlugin {
@OverridepublicvoidonEnable() {
UltiToolsAPI.connect(this); // That's it!
}
}

After connect(), UltiTools automatically scans your plugin's package for:

@Service — registered as beans in a child IoC container
@CmdExecutor — commands auto-registered with Bukkit
@EventListener — Bukkit listeners auto-registered
@Autowired — dependency injection across all scanned classes

4. Use DataOperator for persistent storage

// Get a DataOperator scoped to your plugin's data folderDataOperator<MyEntity> data = UltiToolsAPI.getDataOperator(this, MyEntity.class);
// CRUD operationsdata.insert(entity);
data.getAll();
data.update(entity);
data.del(WhereCondition.builder().column("name").value("test").build());

Project Structure

src/main/java/com/example/ultitoolsext/
├── UltiToolsExtExample.java # Main plugin class — connect/disconnect
├── commands/
│ └── GreetCommand.java # @CmdExecutor with @Autowired + DataOperator CRUD
├── data/
│ └── VisitorRecord.java # @Table data entity (BaseDataEntity)
├── listeners/
│ └── JoinListener.java # @EventListener with @Autowired
└── services/
└── GreetService.java # @Service bean

Commands

Command	Description
`/ultiext hello`	Greet message (tests @Service injection)
`/ultiext info`	Plugin info
`/ultiext visit <name>`	Record a visit (tests insert + update)
`/ultiext visitors`	List all visitors (tests getAll)
`/ultiext delvisitor <name>`	Delete a visitor (tests delete)

Building

mvn clean package

Copy the JAR to your server's plugins/ folder. Requires UltiTools-API 6.2.2+ on the server.

Documentation

License

MIT

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Quick Start

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3. Connect in onEnable

4. Use DataOperator for persistent storage

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Quick Start

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3. Connect in onEnable

4. Use DataOperator for persistent storage

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UltiTools External Plugin Example

What This Demonstrates

Quick Start

1. Add UltiTools-API dependency

2. Declare UltiTools dependency in plugin.yml

3. Connect in onEnable

4. Use DataOperator for persistent storage

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