ModernConfig

ModernConfig

🌟 Overview

ModernConfig is a sleek configuration library for Minecraft Fabric mods that makes managing settings easy. No more config commands - ModernConfig has animations, a modern style, and its really easy to implement in your mods.

✨ Features

🧩 Configuration Options

• 🔘 Toggles: Boolean switches - on or off
• 📝 Text Fields: String inputs
• 🎚️ Sliders: Numeric inputs with customizable ranges and precision
• 📋 Lists: Dynamic string lists with add/remove functionality
• 🎨 Color Pickers: HSV color selection with hex input support
• 📋 Dropdowns: Selection menus
• 📁 Categories: Organized sections with nested configurations

🚀 Easy to Develop with

• Simple API: Easy to use Builder
• Listeners for config updates: Register a listener to fire when the config changes

🔧 Other Features

• Global Config Screen: One place to access all mods configs
• Integrated Keybind: Right Shift opens the config (configurable)
• Performance Optimized: Non FPS draining animations

📸 Screenshots

Main Interface

Main interface with animations and modern design

Configuration Options

Rich variety of input types: toggles, sliders, text fields, and more

Color Picker

HSV color picker with real-time preview

🚀 Installation

For Players

1. Download and Install Fabric

   • Get Fabric Loader
   • Install Fabric API

2. Download ModernConfig

   • Download from Modrinth

3. Install the Mod

   • Place the .jar file in your mods folder
   • Launch Minecraft with the Fabric profile

For Developers

Add ModernConfig to your build.gradle:

repositories {
    maven {
        name = 'QWERTZ-Repo'
        url = 'https://repo.qwertz.app/'
    }
}

dependencies {
    modImplementation 'app.qwertz:modernconfig:1.3'
}

🎮 Usage

Opening the Configuration

• In-Game: Press Right Shift (you can change this keybind)

Navigation

• Main Screen: Shows all mods that use ModernConfig
• Click a Mod: Opens that mod's settings
• Back Button: Goes back to the previous screen

🔧 Developer Guide

Quick Start

Here is how easy it is to set up a config:

public class YourMod implements ClientModInitializer {
    
    @Override
    public void onInitializeClient() {
        ModernConfig config = ConfigBuilder.create("YourMod", "Your Mod Configuration")
            .toggle("enabled", "Enable Mod", true)
            .slider("power", "Power Level", 50, 0, 100, 1)
            .text("username", "Player Name", "Steve")
            .color("theme_color", "Theme Color", 0x4A90E2)
            .list("whitelist", "Player Whitelist", "Player Name")
            .dropdown("difficulty", "Difficulty", Arrays.asList("Easy", "Normal", "Hard"), "Normal")
            .build();
    }
}

Using Categories

When you have lots of settings, organize them into categories:

ModernConfig config = ConfigBuilder.create("AdvancedMod", "Advanced Mod Settings")
    .category("general", "General Settings", "Main configuration options", category -> category
        .toggle("enabled", "Enable Mod", true)
        .slider("update_interval", "Update Interval", 20, 1, 100, 1)
        .text("server_url", "Server URL", "https://api.example.com")
    )
    .category("ui", "User Interface", "Customize the user interface", category -> category
        .color("primary_color", "Primary Color", 0x4A90E2)
        .color("secondary_color", "Secondary Color", 0x2ECC71)
        .dropdown("theme", "Theme", Arrays.asList("Dark", "Light", "Auto"), "Dark")
        .slider("ui_scale", "UI Scale", 1.0f, 0.5f, 2.0f, 0.1f)
    )
    .category("advanced", "Advanced Settings", "Advanced configuration options", category -> category
        .toggle("debug_mode", "Debug Mode", false)
        .list("blocked_items", "Blocked Items", "Item ID")
        .list("whitelist", "Whitelisted Servers", "IP")
        .text("api_key", "API Key", "")
    )
    .build();

Accessing Configuration Values

// Get configuration options by category path
ConfigOption<?> enabledOption = config.getOption("general", "enabled");
ConfigOption<?> updateOption = config.getOption("general", "update_interval");
ConfigOption<?> whitelistOption = config.getOption("advanced", "whitelist");

// Get the actual values
boolean isEnabled = (Boolean) enabledOption.getValue();
int updateInterval = (Integer) updateOption.getValue();
List<String> whitelist = (List<String>) whitelistOption.getValue();

🎨 Configuration Options

Toggle (Boolean)

.toggle("toggle_id", "Display Name", defaultValue)

• Purpose: On/off switches
• Examples: Feature flags, enable/disable options

Text Field (String)

.text("text_id", "Display Name", "default_value")
.text("text_id", "Display Name", "default_value", maxLength)

• Purpose: Text input fields
• Examples: Player names, server URLs, file paths, API keys

Slider (Numeric)

.slider("slider_id", "Display Name", defaultValue, minValue, maxValue, step)

• Purpose: Numeric input with range constraints
• Examples: Percentages, scales, intervals, counts, delays

Color Picker (Integer)

.color("color_option_id", "Display Name", 0xRRGGBB)

• Purpose: Color selection with color picker
• Examples: Theme colors, highlighting, UI customization

List (String Array)

.list("list_id", "Display Name", "Item Display Name")

• Purpose: Lists of text entries
• Examples: Player whitelists, blocked items, keywords

Dropdown (String Selection)

.dropdown("dropdown_id", "Display Name", Arrays.asList("Option1", "Option2"), "Default")

• Purpose: Pick one option from a list
• Examples: Difficulty levels, themes, render modes, language selection

Categories (Organization)

.category("category_id", "Category Name", "Description", category -> category
    // Add options here
)

• Purpose: Organize related options
• Examples: Group related settings logically

🤝 Contributing

Pull Request Process

1. Fork the repository
2. Make your changes
3. Test it
4. Submit a pull request

🙏 Credits

Development Team

• QWERTZ - Lead Developer - @QWERTZexe

📞 Support

• Discord: Join our server

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