- Challenge Data Request handler - returns data map about requested challenge;
- Level Data Request handler - returns data map about requested level;
- Challenge List Request handler - returns list of challenges that operates in requested world;
- Level List Request handler - returns list of levels that operates in requested world;
- Completed Challenges Request handler - returns set of completed challenges for requested user in requested world.
- CompletedEvent: fires when challenge/level is competed
- ResetEvent: fires when challenge is reset
- ResetAllEvent: fires when all challenges data in world is reset
In configuration add ability to add lifespan to history data. Data that will be older then configured values, will be removed from database.
This operation will happen only on player data save operation.
Create a new Flag Challenges Protection (#93), that allows to define which users can complete challenges on island.
Create a new Flag Challenges Island Limitation (#95), that allows to disable check for users to be on their islands for completing challenge.
Add ability to enable Single GUI in config.
Add configurable admin and player method (in config) that will open GUI with GameModes.
Add ability to define default player GameMode GUI.
Add new commands that will process config options.
- Add new variable "history" in ChallengesPlayerData.
- Add new methods in ChallengesManager that populates LogEntry and adds it to history variable.
- Add ability to enable/disable history storing in config (default: disabled).
- Fix issue when resetAllChallenges resets only caller challenges.
Rework methods that access to ChallengesPlayerData object. Methods that access to this object will be private and use UUID and String where possible.
Add public methods that could use previously mentioned methods to access ChallengesPlayerData object.
Implement these methods in all places.
Add ability to enable/disable island storage in config (no-gui for now).
Disable challenge GUI opening, if user does not have island.
This issue may happened because Player#getInventory()#addItem(ItemStack) tries to add element into existing items in player inventory. If it did not manage to add it, it splits it in parts. This splitting created this issue.
It was fixed, by using clone of reward items, instead of using original elements.
