This Minecraft plugin chops blocks that are in contact with each other. By default, these are trees chopped with any axe. Its behavior can be modified through its configuration file which is reloaded every time a block is broken so it is not necessary to restart the server on each configuration change. What qualifies as a log, leaf, and tool is listed according to the constants specified in the API reference.
- GNU make
- podman
Execute the following commands to build the plugin:
$ git clone https://github.com/justinjereza/Lagari.git
$ cd Lagari
$ makeThe resulting plugin is named Lagari-<version>.jar.
The download of the server.jar file from the Mojang server might fail with a connection reset exception. If that happens, retry running make until it succeeds.
If the SpigotMC build is interrupted and then subsequently resumed, it may result in an error similar to the following:
[ERROR] Failed to execute goal net.md-5:specialsource-maven-plugin:1.2.4:remap (remap-members) on project spigot: Error creating re
mapped jar: Could not find artifact org.spigotmc:minecraft-server:csrg:maps-spigot-members:1.19.4-R0.1-SNAPSHOT in minecraft-librar
ies (https://libraries.minecraft.net/)
If that happens run make distclean before running make again.
The container image that is built is primarily used as a Java build environment but it can also be used to run a SpigotMC server with the Lagari plugin automatically installed using make run. By default, the server data is stored in spigotmc-data. The data location can be changed with make SPIGOTMC_DATA=mydata run. The server data is not removed by make distclean.
The server console can be attached with podman attach spigotmc and the container is removed when the server is stopped.
As with server data, SPIGOTMC_NAME and SPIGOTMC_VERSION can respectively be set to use a different container name and to select a server version to build.
The source documentation can be generated with make doc and will be placed in the doc directory.