APIEnchant Class

To create an API enchant you should create an instance of this class:

package es.edwardbelt.edgens.iapi.enchant;

import org.bukkit.entity.Player;

public interface APIEnchant {

    void onProc(Player player, EnchantData data);

}

You don't need to check for chances, levels, etc. - just implement the enchant method. At the moment, enchants only proc when a block is broken, so the implementation of the EnchantData object will always be a CustomEnchantData object. Therefore, in the onProc method, cast the EnchantData object to a CustomEnchantData object.

CustomEnchantData Class

@Getter
public class CustomEnchantData extends EnchantData {
    private Material material;
    private Vector position;
    private String sellItem;
}

Usage

As you can see, you will be able to get:

• The material that was broken

• The position where it was broken

• The sold item (if the player doesn't have autosell enabled, the item will go to the backpack)

Example Implementation

public class MyCustomEnchant implements APIEnchant {
    @Override
    public void onProc(Player player, EnchantData data) {
        // Cast to CustomEnchantData to access specific properties
        CustomEnchantData customData = (CustomEnchantData) data;
        
        Material brokenMaterial = customData.getMaterial();
        Vector blockPosition = customData.getPosition();
        String soldItem = customData.getSellItem();
        
        // Your enchant logic here
    }
}

Important Warning

The onProc method is called asynchronously! This means that any Bukkit methods that modify the game state (such as spawning entities, setting blocks, etc.) must be called synchronously using the Bukkit scheduler.