Developer API

There is no real addon base, to create addons you can simply use the event system, which uses Fabric's Event-API.

public class ViaFabricPlusExampleAddon implements ClientModInitializer {

  @Override
  public void onInitializeClient() {
    ChangeProtocolVersionCallback.EVENT.register(protocolVersion -> {
      System.out.println("Version changed to " + protocolVersion.getName());
    });
  }
}

ViaFabricPlus has 7 events at the moment:

Callback class name	Description
ChangeProtocolVersionCallback	Called when the user changes the target version in the screen, or if you connect to a server for which a specific version has been selected, you disconnect, the event for the actual version is also called.
FinishMinecraftLoadCallback	Called when Minecraft is finished with loading all its components
FinishViaLoadingBaseStartupCallback	Called when ViaLoadingBase and Via* is loaded and ready to use
InitializeSettingsCallback	Called after the default setting groups are loaded and before the setting config is loaded
LoadClassicProtocolExtensionCallback	Called when the classic server sends the protocol extensions (only in c0.30 CPE)
PreLoadCallback	Called before everything (Pre-pre load)
SkipIdlePacketCallback	Called as soon as the idle packet is skipped in the <= 1.8

General API

Get the release version of an material:

final ProtocolRange range = ItemReleaseVersionDefinition.INSTANCE.getItemMap().get(Items.WRITABLE_BOOK); // If an item does not appear in the item map, it has always existed

// The Range class then contains all versions in which the item occurs. 
// You can find out how the Range class works in the ViaLoadingBase README.
// https://github.com/FlorianMichael/ViaLoadingBase

Creating own settings for the settings screen:

public class ExampleSettingGroup extends SettingGroup {
    public final static ExampleSettingGroup INSTANCE = new ExampleSettingGroup();
    
    public final BooleanSetting test = new BooleanSetting("Test", false);
    
    public ExampleSettingGroup() {
        super("Example");
    }
}

and then you register the setting group in your onLoad method:

PreLoadCallback.EVENT.register(() -> {
    ViaFabricPlus.INSTANCE.getSettingsSystem().addGroup(ExampleSettingGroup.INSTANCE);
});

Implementing classic protocol commands:

public class ExampleCommand implements ICommand {

    @Override
    public String name() {
        return "example";
    }

    @Override
    public String description() {
        return null;
    }

    @Override
    public void execute(String[] args) {
    }
}

and then you register the command in your onLoad method:

PreLoadCallback.EVENT.register(() -> {
    ClassicProtocolCommands.commands.add(new ExampleCommand());
});

Implementing custom classic protocol extensions:

public class ExampleExtensionSupport implements ClientModInitializer {

  public static ClientboundPacketsc0_30cpe EXT_CLICK_DISTANCE;

  @Override
  public void onInitializeClient() {
    PreLoadCallback.EVENT.register(() -> {
      CustomClassicProtocolExtensions.allowExtension(ClassicProtocolExtension.CLICK_DISTANCE); // Register extension as supported

      EXT_CLICK_DISTANCE = CustomClassicProtocolExtensions.createNewPacket(ClassicProtocolExtension.CLICK_DISTANCE, 0x12, (user, buf) -> buf.readShort());
    });

    FinishViaLoadingBaseStartupCallback.EVENT.register(() -> {
      Via.getManager().getProtocolManager().getProtocol(Protocolc0_30toc0_30cpe.class).registerClientbound(EXT_CLICK_DISTANCE, null, new PacketHandlers() {
        @Override
        protected void register() {
          handler(wrapper -> {
            wrapper.cancel();
            final short distance = wrapper.read(Type.SHORT);
            // Do your stuff...
          });
        }
      }, true);
    });
  }
}

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