Initializing

How to initialize your plugin with zAPI

Raw initialization

To initilize your plugin with zAPI you will need to call zAPI's init function:

Keep in mind that a lot of features require NBTAPI to work, so if you really want to access 100% of zAPI's content, use Initialization with NBTAPI

package me.yleoft.example;

import me.yleoft.zAPI.zAPI;
import org.bukkit.plugin.java.JavaPlugin;

public final class Main extends JavaPlugin {

    public final String pluginName = getDescription().getName();
    public final String coloredPluginName = this.pluginName; // Change to whatever you want

    @Override
    public void onEnable() {
        zAPI.init(this, pluginName, coloredPluginName, null);
    }

}

Initialization with NBTAPI

So if you want to access everything zAPI has to offer, you will need to use NBTAPI, and i highly recommend you to use it shaded in your plugin, just like zAPI.

After you got NBTAPI setup, change this line from Raw initialization:

zAPI.init(this, pluginName, coloredPluginName, null);

To this:

zAPI.init(this, pluginName, coloredPluginName, NBT.preloadApi());