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Experimental BlockRegistry API: get IDs of placed blocks and block items, set blocks with an optional block-state payload, and break blocks passing drops to a DropsConsumer.
Block IDs are resource locations namespaced with the registry ID (minecraft:stone, craftengine:default/palm_log). IDs without namespace or with the mimic namespace are searched over all registries.
Steps:
Add draft interface
Vanilla implementation
Wrapper implementation
Aggregating implementation (MimicBlockRegistry)
Add commands (/mimic blocks)
Update changelog
Update readme
Also raises the minimum supported version to Paper 1.20.6 (Java 21).
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146-154: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Test non-null payload forwarding.
The setBlock tests pass no payload, and both test providers ignore it. Add a test through WrappedBlockRegistry and MimicBlockRegistry that asserts the selected provider receives the supplied payload. A regression that forwards null would otherwise pass.
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Review comment at
@mimic-bukkit/src/test/kotlin/impl/mimic/MimicBlockRegistryTest.kt around lines
146 - 154:
Add a payload-forwarding test alongside the existing setBlock tests, exercising
both WrappedBlockRegistry and MimicBlockRegistry. Supply a non-null payload and
assert that the selected provider receives that exact payload; ensure the test
setup does not ignore the payload or allow a null-forwarding regression to pass.
Add tests that pass a non-null tool through MimicBlockRegistry and WrappedBlockRegistry and assert that the selected provider receives the same object. The current tests would not detect either registry replacing the tool with null, which can change tool-dependent drops.
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Review comment at
@mimic-bukkit/src/test/kotlin/impl/mimic/MimicBlockRegistryTest.kt around lines
173 - 181:
Add tests for MimicBlockRegistry and WrappedBlockRegistry that pass a non-null
tool through the block-breaking path and verify the selected provider receives
the identical tool object. Preserve the existing drop assertions and use the
registries’ established provider-selection and tool-forwarding APIs.
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Removing the block through the default type setter may apply physics before DropsConsumer runs. Dependent blocks can then break and drop items outside the consumer's control.
Items from the dependent block may still appear on the ground, and associated break effects or events may occur despite the API's drop-control and no-effects contract.
This can occur when: A support block is broken with DropsConsumer.disappear while a torch or another attachment depends on it.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @mimic-bukkit/src/main/kotlin/command/BlocksSubcommand.kt:
- Around line 109-111: Update the provider count in the `/mimic blocks info`
loop to use `tryGetKnownIds()` instead of accessing `provider.knownIds`
directly. Keep every provider registration in the output, and handle the result
using the same pattern as the aggregate registry so one provider failure does
not suppress the remaining registry information.
Review comments at
@mimic-bukkit/src/main/kotlin/impl/mimic/MimicBlockRegistry.kt:
- Around line 64-65: Update the block-setting flow around getRegistries and
provider.trySetBlock to clear the current block owner’s tracked state before
replacing the block. Identify the provider that owns the block at that location
and use its existing cleanup mechanism before setting the new block; preserve
the current provider selection and return behavior.
Review comments at
@mimic-bukkit/src/main/kotlin/impl/mimic/SafeBukkitBlockRegistry.kt:
- Around line 50-52: Update the identification error handling in
SafeBukkitBlockRegistry so a provider exception is represented distinctly from a
normal non-ownership result and aborts the block-break search before it can fall
through to MinecraftBlockRegistry. Preserve the existing non-ownership behavior
for successful identification that finds no match.
Review comments at
@mimic-bukkit/src/main/kotlin/impl/vanilla/MinecraftBlockRegistry.kt:
- Line 46: Update getBlockIdFromItem to return null for empty ItemStacks before
looking up their material in blocksByItem; preserve the existing block ID lookup
for non-empty stacks.
- Around line 72-75: Update the drop-consumption flow in the registry around
`dropsConsumer.consume` so a consumer failure cannot leave a chest removed with
its collected drops lost. Preserve the drops for recovery when consumption
throws, and ensure the existing chest contents and block-removal behavior remain
consistent with the consumer’s success or failure.
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Nitpick comments:
Review comments at
@mimic-bukkit/src/test/kotlin/impl/mimic/MimicBlockRegistryTest.kt:
- Around line 146-154: Add a payload-forwarding test alongside the existing
setBlock tests, exercising both WrappedBlockRegistry and MimicBlockRegistry.
Supply a non-null payload and assert that the selected provider receives that
exact payload; ensure the test setup does not ignore the payload or allow a
null-forwarding regression to pass.
- Around line 173-181: Add tests for MimicBlockRegistry and WrappedBlockRegistry
that pass a non-null tool through the block-breaking path and verify the
selected provider receives the identical tool object. Preserve the existing drop
assertions and use the registries’ established provider-selection and
tool-forwarding APIs.
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Failed pre-merge checks:
- Linked Issues check:
Add a coding operation to `BlockRegistry` that creates an `ItemStackT` from a
block ID and amount, for example `createBlockItem(blockId: String, amount: Int):
ItemStackT?`. Return `null` for an unknown ID. Implement it in
`MinecraftBlockRegistry` and `MimicBlockRegistry`, and add a test that checks
the returned item type and amount. Update the `.api` dump to match.
- Docstring Coverage:
Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage
threshold.
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🟡 Changes recommended
The material lookup admits deprecated LEGACY_* entries excluded from knownIds, causing existence checks to report invalid modern block IDs and placement to pass legacy materials to Bukkit.
Adds an experimental BlockRegistry API alongside Mimic’s existing service APIs, supporting vanilla and custom block identification, placement, and breaking.
Changes:
Introduces block registry contracts, service registration, priority-based aggregation, and drop consumers.
Adds /mimic blocks commands, registry tests, API snapshots, and changelog documentation.
Raises the minimum supported platform to Paper 1.20.6 and Java 21.
- Require an empty block in setBlock, so replacing a block goes through breakBlock of its registry
- Skip the vanilla registry when another registry fails to identify a block
- Drop all items on the ground when a drops consumer fails in the vanilla registry
- Ignore empty item stacks in the vanilla getBlockIdFromItem
- Isolate registry failures in /mimic blocks info
- Test payload and tool forwarding
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Experimental
BlockRegistryAPI: get IDs of placed blocks and block items, set blocks with an optional block-state payload, and break blocks passing drops to aDropsConsumer.Block IDs are resource locations namespaced with the registry ID (
minecraft:stone,craftengine:default/palm_log). IDs without namespace or with themimicnamespace are searched over all registries.Steps:
MimicBlockRegistry)/mimic blocks)Also raises the minimum supported version to Paper 1.20.6 (Java 21).
Closes #40
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