Documentation & Examples

I can’t seem to get BlockDamageEvent to work. I did this in a file in python-plugins/:

from mcapi import *
from org.bukkit.event.block import BlockDamageEvent

@asynchronous()
def block_damage_event(e):
  yell('boom!')

add_event_listener(BlockDamageEvent, block_damage_event)

It fires other things in same file (like PlayerJoinEvent) but not this.

Is there a python-oriented set of docs anywhere?

[Macuyiko]

Very nice work! This project also included a web based interface in the past but was removed as I felt that would be better left to a separate repository/project and keep this one relatively focused.

I recommended /pyrestart for reloading the python scripts, because it seems like that’s what it’s for, but it doesn’t seem to actually reload the plugins. I also tried /reload confirm (on paper server) and it causes an error about the websocket port already being in-use

Those are some good points, pyrestart restarts the player-allocated interpreter, not the plugin interpreter. That should go in its own command. /reload confirm not being able to rebind to the websocket port is most likely a bug. I will look into modifying the plugin so it closes its ports down when unloading.

[Macuyiko]

Actually BlockDamageEvent works as well when testing it.

According to the Bukkit API docs:

• https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/bukkit/org/bukkit/event/block/BlockDamageEvent.html
• https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/spigot/org/bukkit/event/block/BlockBreakEvent.html

BlockBreakEvent is called when a block is broken by a player. BlockDamageEvent when a block receives damage from a player.