skript-reflect

Bridge Skript with Java APIs for dynamic reflection and event handling.

1|Updated Jan 6, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Kling0012/MCRPG --skill skript-reflect
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Skill: skript-reflect
Source: https://github.com/Kling0012/MCRPG/tree/main/output/skript-reflect
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Kling0012/MCRPG --skill skript-reflect

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

Skript-reflect provides a bridge between Skript and Java, enabling dynamic reflection, event handling, and proxies for advanced scripting needs. It lets you introspect Java classes at runtime, read fields and methods, and craft proxies to implement interfaces, extending Skript's capabilities with safer, typed access to Java code.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Reflection utilities for Skript: access to Java members, proxies, events, and custom syntax bridging.
  • Event handling and reflection: listen to Bukkit events, access event details via reflection, and manage event data.
  • Proxies and sections: build dynamic proxies and sections to encapsulate Java functionality and reuse across scripts.

Quick Start

Install Skript and the skript-reflect addon, then write a simple Skript that imports a Java class and prints a method result to verify reflection works.

Frequently Asked Questions about skript-reflect

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I use reflection to access Java classes and methods from Skript?

Skript-reflect enables dynamic reflection within Skript by letting you import Java classes, introspect their members at runtime, and call methods and read fields directly. Import a Java class in your script, then use reflection utilities to access its public members and construct instances for advanced scripting scenarios.

Can I listen to Bukkit events and access event data using reflection in Skript?

Yes. Skript-reflect bridges Skript with Bukkit's event system, allowing you to listen to events and use reflection to read event details dynamically. This lets you handle event data that standard Skript syntax doesn't expose without writing custom Java code.

What are dynamic proxies in Skript, and how do I use them?

Dynamic proxies in Skript-reflect allow you to implement Java interfaces at runtime and encapsulate functionality within custom syntax sections. Proxies let you create reusable, typed wrappers around Java code without pre-compiling Java classes, extending Skript's capabilities safely.

Do I need to know Java to use Skript-reflect?

Skript-reflect requires familiarity with Java concepts—classes, methods, fields, and interfaces—since you're working directly with Java APIs through reflection. Basic understanding of Java syntax and object-oriented principles helps, though the Skript syntax abstracts many details.

Can Skript-reflect work with external Java libraries and custom JAR files?

Yes. Skript-reflect imports Java classes at runtime, so it can work with any Java library available on your server's classpath. Place custom JARs in your classpath, import their classes in Skript, and access them via reflection.

What happens if a Java method or field I'm accessing doesn't exist at runtime?

Reflection operations may fail if methods or fields are missing or inaccessible. Skript-reflect lets you check class members before calling them, but errors occur if you try to access non-existent members—test thoroughly and handle edge cases in your scripts.