Adds a world menu for preventing mobs from exiting an island.
Defaults are for flying mobs.
Adds an event that is called when the plugin loads.
Test classes are still to be developed.
This led to work to enable saving of the config.yml file with comments.
I added the ability to have multiple lines of comments as annotations.
I also enabled comments to align with the exact path of the field.
To do this I used BSBConfig for the Settings class and retired ISettings
When the plugin disables, it now saves the config.yml with comments and
the Invincible Visitor settings.
Note that any settings in the config.yml stored in the jar will still
exist in the file and stay there unless they are manually deleted. They
just will not have any comments on them after saving.
Needs more testing, but seems to work. The main problem is that it pulls
in the MongoDB Java driver which boosts the size of the JAR to 2.3MB. It
may be better to put the Mongo driver into an addon so that only Mongo
users have to have the larger JAR.
Made getIslandsAt() Optional to enable better code structures in the
listeners.
Created an abstract class to simplify flag protection listeners.
Added default setting for flags that will be able to be set by config.
This default is used for any space in the worlds not occupied by an
island.
Saves a backup of the config after validation in the database so it can
be checked.
To Be Done: Validation of the config when it is loaded against the
database version.
Added the concept of an adapter class that would convert the YAML input
to the setting type and value.
I included an example adapter class for Enum.
I fixed a number of the settings to match the config/yml or the other
way around.
After compiling and running, do /bsb reload to see the result.
This is a WIP and obviously not finished.
Worked on PluginConfig.loadPluginConfig(). Changed the NotSetup
processing : when loading config, it will store errors and if there are,
it will run the plugin as "NotSetup" and send to users what is wrong and
why. Major parts are still remaining as it is a "preview" of an
unfinished and "waiting-for-improvements" work.
