The plugin continues its journey here.
File Manager is a plugin adding new procedure blocks allowing you to create and read your files!
File Types
- JSON
- TXT (simple file reader/writer)
- ZIP (5.7+)
Important Information
- This version supports Forge 1.19.4 and 1.20.1 and Fabric 1.20.1
The 2 following examples require File Manager 5.0 or after.
Create a JSON file
Read a JSON file
I made a tutorial covering this here.
Credits/License
Tutorial on sub-JSON objects by NorthWestTrees
Icon by Tobi-Wan#0482
Licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License, version 2.1
- Appropriate credit must be provided to the creators and maintainers of this plugin.
- Forked versions of this plugin must be distributed under the same license as this with attribution if distributed.
- Changes must be stated if any modified works are to be distributed.
- Under no circumstances you can state that the original creator endorses modified works.
Changelog
To see a complete changelog of the plugin, check this file.
5.10
* [#48] Add a new parameter to write lines at the end of TXT files
* Note: Existing workspaces will get a build error due to the missing parameter. Previous behaviour was FALSE.
* [Bugfix #62] Write Json object caused a build error due to a missing import (again)5.9.1
* [Bugfix #61] Some procedure blocks could cause build errors due to a missing import
* Added Persian language support5.9
* Updated to MCreator 2024.1.15713
* Added support for NeoForge 1.20.4Comments
I have 2 issues, I can't edit any boolean subgson's since they keep being overwritten and I can't access them outside the main prodecure since its a Local Variable and whenever I try to use a Public one it just gives me errors, Like I want to access the data if the value is true or false in another procedure but I can't since it's a local one. I followed your picture guide for gson
I ran into the same issue and couldn't find any way to set the variable so that the file not found message would go away. I used a variable for the filename (in the example above and my use case). Details are in Issue-11 on Github. In short, I got the logic to read/write working be editing the code to explicitly set myFile variable in java: File myFile = new File("serverconfig.json");
Once I had that done first, then everything worked fine after that. I tried using a global variable to set the value but there wasn't any option in File Manager to use an element that allows setting of a variable's value.