Solved How can I make a custom economy using vault?

I have all my own methods for stuff, like getting the balance, setting it, adding it.
How would I get this to work with Vault so that other plugins that use vault use MY economy?

Thanks

 

read the api tutorial on vaults page, it tells you how to implement it.

 

I read it, it either says nothing about that, or I'm not understanding how to do it.

Anyone?

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Try quoiting him. It comes up on his alerts.

 

The authors of Vault need to add your plugin to Vault.

So, you may should ask the Vault staff.

 

Syd is there no way to do it by extending classes or anything?

 

thebigdolphin1
Not unless you want to distrbute your own version of Vault. (Or maybe faking another, by Vault supported, plugin)

 

Honestly? No one knows?

All you have to do, is make a pull request to vault with your methods included.

 

Ultimate_n00b Its for my server only, as a custom plugin.
Thats why I cant.

 

Custom version of vault then. Again, fork, add methods, just don't make a pull request.

 

Ultimate_n00b
Any idea how to do this? :L
I've never done class editing/adding on to apis and stuff

 

• Make a github account
• Go to vault's page, then click fork
• Download the github client/a git client
• Sync the data to a local folder
• Import Vault from that folder into your IDE
• Look at how different economy plugins set themselves up
• Do the same
• Compile

 

Ultimate_n00b

Isnt there a way to do it from extending a class or something from my plugin?
That seems like a lot of work for just adding an economy..

 

Hmm.. let me check.

You could use reflection, as Vault's hookEconomy method is private.

A little help, Sleaker ?

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Ok, guys, thanks for all your help.
I copied some source from a plugin called 'Fe' (http://dev.bukkit.org/bukkit-plugins/fe-economy/) and got it working.
Thanks for all your help guys!