SConfig

A powerful API for plugin config and file management, created for SerenityJS.

Features

• Create and read YAML configuration files for your plugin.
• Config files automatically update missing keys in existing configs.
• Read and write plugin data to world, player, or server storage.

How do I use this?

1. Install the Plugin: Install the latest version to your SerenityJS server's plugins directory.

2. Install the Typings: Install the NPM package into your plugin project's folder.

   #npm
   npm install serenity-config
    
   #yarn
   yarn add serenity-config
      
   #bun
   bun add serenity-config

[!NOTE] If you are having trouble with this step, try adding --prefix <path/to/your/plugin/project> at the end of the command. 3. Import into your Plugin: In your plugin's main file, import the SConfigPlugin class.

```ts
import type { SConfigPlugin } from "serenity-config";
```

4. Resolve the Plugin Instance: Once your plugin is initialized, resolve the SConfigPlugin instance that you have installed so you can use its features.

   import { Plugin } from "@serenityjs/plugins";
      
   import type { SConfigPlugin } from "serenity-config";
      
   class ExamplePlugin extends Plugin {  n
     public onInitialize(): void {
       // The resolve method fetches the SConfigPlugin instance from the plugin you installed.
       const { Properties, Storage, StorageType } = this.resolve<SConfigPlugin>("serenity-config")!; // Notice the use of `!` can be unsafe if the plugin is not loaded correctly.
     }
   }

Usage

For full examples, check out the source. SConfig has examples for both types in its SConfigPlugin class.

Example Usage

const properties = new Properties<ExampleProperties>(
  this,
  "properties.yaml",
  EXAMPLE_PROPERTIES_TEMPLATE
);
properties.getValue("debug");

const storage = new Storage<ExampleStorage>(
  StorageType.Player,
  "players.sqlite",
  EXAMPLE_STORAGE_TEMPLATE
);
storage.setValue("example", true)