hytale-plugin-config

To create Hytale plugin configuration files in Java, you define custom configuration classes using `BuilderCodec<T>` to hold settings, then register them with your plugin using the `withConfig()` method to facilitate loading and saving.

`BuilderCodec<T>` works by mapping your custom Java configuration class fields to the configuration file structure, allowing you to define server settings like player limits and PvP status and load them into typed objects.

Yes, you can dynamically access and modify Hytale plugin settings after startup by retrieving and updating configuration values from various parts of the plugin, ensuring that you persist changes back to the configuration file.

The best way to register a configuration class with a Hytale plugin is by using the `withConfig()` method during plugin initialization, which integrates the configuration and ensures the settings file is properly loaded and saved on startup.

No external dependencies are required to manage Hytale plugin configurations, as the Skill operates independently using Java's built-in `Config<T>`, `BuilderCodec`, and `withConfig()` methods to handle structured configuration.

Hytale plugin configuration changes may not save on restart if the configuration class is not properly registered with `withConfig()` or if the plugin does not explicitly persist the updated settings data during the save operation.