Advancement arguments
The AdvancementArgument class represents in-game advancements. As expected, the AdvancementArgument can be casted to Bukkit's Advancement class.
Example - Awarding a player an advancement
Say we want to award a player an advancement. First, we need the syntax that our command will use:
/award <player> <advancement>
Since we require a player, we will use the PlayerArgument for this example. Given a player, we can simply get the AdvancementProgress for that player, and then award the criteria required to fully complete the provided advancement.
new CommandAPICommand("award")
.withArguments(new PlayerArgument("player"))
.withArguments(new AdvancementArgument("advancement"))
.executes((sender, args) -> {
Player target = (Player) args.get(0);
Advancement advancement = (Advancement) args.get(1);
// Award all criteria for the advancement
AdvancementProgress progress = target.getAdvancementProgress(advancement);
for (String criteria : advancement.getCriteria()) {
progress.awardCriteria(criteria);
}
})
.register();
CommandAPICommand("award")
.withArguments(PlayerArgument("player"))
.withArguments(AdvancementArgument("advancement"))
.executes(CommandExecutor { _, args ->
val target = args[0] as Player
val advancement = args[1] as Advancement
// Award all criteria for the advancement
val progress = target.getAdvancementProgress(advancement)
for (criteria in advancement.criteria) {
progress.awardCriteria(criteria)
}
})
.register()
commandAPICommand("award") {
playerArgument("player")
advancementArgument("advancement")
anyExecutor { _, args ->
val target = args[0] as Player
val advancement = args[1] as Advancement
// Award all criteria for the advancement
val progress = target.getAdvancementProgress(advancement)
for (criteria in advancement.criteria) {
progress.awardCriteria(criteria)
}
}
}