On namespaces - please do NOT use *.bukkit in your plugins.

Discussion in 'Plugin Development' started by EvilSeph, Feb 8, 2011.

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    justcool393


    Yes, you can.
    For me, I've always done me.justcool393.PluginName since I don't have a domain, but it's advisable to use a domain (such as com.stuff.PluginName) if you have one.
     
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    mbaxter ʇıʞʞnq ɐ sɐɥ ı

    But who owns the domain justcool393.me? Your package matches a domain you don't own. ;)
     
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    Janmm14

    mbaxter
    I'm using de.janmm14.<insert plugin name>
    I don't think if someone gets the domain janmm14.de he's developing java applicatios or bukkit plugins.

    But in de.janmm14 my country and my nick are included and I think that's the best if you don't own a domain.
     
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    mbaxter ʇıʞʞnq ɐ sɐɥ ı

    If you don't own the domain, it's a scummy move to use it. There's lots of other suggested solutions which work nicer, such as emailprovider.username (package com.gmail.myemailaddress).
     
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    justcool393


    Ah, dang TLD's. Anyway, I've always used me.justcool393.<whatever> as the package name. I think I got that naming convention from some tutorial or something and stuck with it.
     
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    ZexyMichael

    I use me.<myusername>.<myplugin>
     
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    Dudemister1999

    Code:java
    1. me.dudemister.<plugin>.<subPluginInfo>


    Mine. I own the site, too.
     
  9. I wonder when this turned into a "what namespace do you guys use?" discussion thread...
     
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    Dudemister1999

    AdamQpzm Right... wait for it... now!
     
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