Reconfiguration of the PreventStabby plugin involved removal of PlayerDamageListener and the introduction of two new listeners: EnvironmentalListener and PvpListener. This restructuring allows more efficient management of entity damage and environmental interactions. EnvironmentalListener specifically caters for dangerous situations such as bucket spills and block fires. PvpListener effectively manages PvP related activities including damages, splash potion effects, cloud area effects, and fishing events ensuring a more streamlined control and response for better PvP gameplay.
Removed PlayerDamageListener and introduced two new listeners, EnvironmentalListener and PvpListener to manage entity damage. EnvironmentalListener prevents dangerous bucket dumps and block ignitions. PvpListener handles entity damages, potion splash events, area effect cloud applications and fishing events, all with distinct conditions and responses for better PvP management.
Refactored exception handling in DatabaseSQLite to use logger instead of printStackTrace() for better error tracking. Streamlined player PvP process in PlayerManager with clear conditions and appropriate responses. Enhancements in other classes were also made to ensure smooth execution and maintain code standards.
The UtilListener class has been added to the project. It provides various event handlers which tag entities (such as ExplosiveMinecart, TNTPrimed, EnderCrystal) with the UUID of the player who either placed, nudged, primed or hit the entity. Changes have also been made to the Target class, adding methods for getting and assigning a player source ID for entities.
In this commit, an SQLite database is set up in the onEnable method of the PreventStabby class, which will be used to store plugin data. To facilitate this, java.io.File is being imported. By doing this, we ensure that the database file exists and is connected to as soon as the plugin is enabled.
The source of damage detection for PvP interactions has been updated to improve accuracy and flexibility. A 'Target' sub-class has been implemented in the PlayerManager class, removing the need for a separate DamageCheck class. The PlayerManager class was also moved to the 'data' package. Distribution of feedback messages has been simplified using the new DamageCheckResult class.
The commit includes the deletion of several listeners and utility files. These were mainly related to handling specific game events such as interactions with lava and fireworks, combat commands, and actions related to player pets and mounts. The removal is due to refactoring damage source check system
The SmartCache class has been removed, and logic within it has been moved to relevant classes to reduce redundancy. This involved utilizing the PlayerManager for player data, instead of invalidating a separate cache in the now-removed SmartCache. Other classes that interacted with SmartCache, such as API, listeners and PreventStabby, have been updated to use the newly refactored system.
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