Bukkit 1.7.10-R0.1-SNAPSHOT API

Bukkit, the plugin development framework.

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Description

Packages

org.bukkit	More generalized classes in the API.
org.bukkit.block	Classes used to manipulate the voxels in a world, including special states.
org.bukkit.command	Classes relating to handling specialized non-chat player input.
org.bukkit.command.defaults	Commands for emulating the Minecraft commands and other necessary ones for use by a Bukkit implementation.
org.bukkit.configuration	Classes dedicated to handling a plugin's runtime configuration.
org.bukkit.configuration.file	Classes dedicated facilitating configurations to be read and stored on the filesystem.
org.bukkit.configuration.serialization	Classes dedicated to being able to perform serialization specialized for the Bukkit configuration implementation.
org.bukkit.conversations	Classes dedicated to facilitate direct player-to-plugin communication.
org.bukkit.enchantments	Classes relating to the specialized enhancements to item stacks, as part of the meta data.
org.bukkit.entity	Interfaces for non-voxel objects that can exist in a world, including all players, monsters, projectiles, etc.
org.bukkit.entity.minecart	Interfaces for various Minecart types.
org.bukkit.event	Classes dedicated to handling triggered code executions.
org.bukkit.event.block	Events relating to when a block is changed or interacts with the world.
org.bukkit.event.enchantment	Events triggered from an enchantment table.
org.bukkit.event.entity	Events relating to entities, excluding some directly referencing some more specific entity types.
org.bukkit.event.hanging	Events relating to entities that hang.
org.bukkit.event.inventory	Events relating to inventory manipulation.
org.bukkit.event.painting	Events relating to paintings, but deprecated for more general hanging events.
org.bukkit.event.player	Events relating to players.
org.bukkit.event.server	Events relating to programmatic state changes on the server.
org.bukkit.event.vehicle	Events relating to vehicular entities.
org.bukkit.event.weather	Events relating to weather.
org.bukkit.event.world	Events triggered by various world states or changes.
org.bukkit.generator	Classes to facilitate world generation implementation.
org.bukkit.help	Classes used to manipulate the default command and topic assistance system.
org.bukkit.inventory	Classes involved in manipulating player inventories and item interactions.
org.bukkit.inventory.meta	The interfaces used when manipulating extra data can can be stored inside item stacks.
org.bukkit.map	Classes to facilitate plugin handling of map displays.
org.bukkit.material	Classes that represents various voxel types and states.
org.bukkit.metadata	Classes dedicated to providing a layer of plugin specified data on various Minecraft concepts.
org.bukkit.permissions	Classes dedicated to providing binary state properties to players.
org.bukkit.plugin	Classes specifically relating to loading software modules at runtime.
org.bukkit.plugin.java	Classes for handling plugins written in java.
org.bukkit.plugin.messaging	Classes dedicated to specialized plugin to client protocols.
org.bukkit.potion	Classes to represent various potion properties and manipulation.
org.bukkit.projectiles	Classes to represent the source of a projectile
org.bukkit.scheduler	Classes dedicated to letting plugins run code at specific time intervals, including thread safety.
org.bukkit.scoreboard	Interfaces used to manage the client side score display system.
org.bukkit.util	Multi and single purpose classes to facilitate various programmatic concepts.
org.bukkit.util.io	Classes used to facilitate stream processing for specific Bukkit concepts.
org.bukkit.util.noise	Classes dedicated to facilitating deterministic noise.
org.bukkit.util.permissions	Static methods for miscellaneous permission functionality.

Bukkit, the plugin development framework.

The documentation is for developing plugins and is split into the respective packages for each subject matter. This documentation does not cover running a server, contributing code back to the project, or setting up a workspace. Working knowledge of the Java language is a prerequisite for developing plugins.

For basic plugin development, see the plugin package. It covers the basic requirements of a plugin jar.

For handling events and triggered code, see the event package.