hytale-plugin-config

To manage Hytale plugin configuration, define custom Java classes using BuilderCodec serialization, register them via withConfig(), and ensure files save on startup to persist settings across server sessions.

BuilderCodec serialization is used to define and manage custom Java configuration classes for Hytale plugins, facilitating the structured loading, saving, and accessing of plugin-specific settings.

To create custom configuration settings, define a Java class with your required fields, register it with your plugin using withConfig(), and allow administrators to modify the generated configuration files.

Yes, you can use custom data types in your Hytale plugin configuration. The system supports defining custom Java classes and fields, ensuring persistence of these configurations across server restarts.

To ensure plugin settings persist across server restarts, load and save your configuration files on startup using the withConfig() method, which handles BuilderCodec serialization for your Java classes.

Yes, the configuration approach supports dynamically retrieving and updating configuration values at runtime. You can modify settings and persist changes to ensure they remain consistent across sessions.