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Zenith, a minecraft modding library

Current Features:

• System for easy condition-based datapack logic (such as only enabling a certain worldgen feature with a specified config, or disabling recipes for a certain item when a specified mod is installed)
• System for automation of creating synchronized block tints based on the biome, by using data maps
• Extendable system for creating all blocks for things such as wood types or stone types at a time, plus hooks that can be used for data generation
• System for recipes that use item stacking mechanics, similar to how bundles work (for a specific example, see Ambrosium Shard infusion recipes in the Aether: Redux)
• A variety of datagen helper methods
• Helper methods for animation easing (I will very likely add a way to use these with vanilla's keyframe system in the future)
• Helper methods for creating serializable configuration files
• A couple of minor improvements, such as an improved version of the SharedSuggestionProvider, inspired by the Suggestion Provider Fix mod (which, as of writing this, has not yet been updated past 1.20.1)
• A variety of useful BiomeModifiers and a few useful StructureModifiers
• A few useful world generation classes

Using Zenith in your own mods:

Warning

At the moment, Zenith is unfinished and not fully documented.
Use the library for your own things with the knowledge that you may need to look at code examples of some usages and/or reverse-engineer some systems.
See The Aether: Redux and The Aether: Unity for such examples.

To use this library in your workspace, you will have a few steps to do. First of all, enable the GitHub Packages plugin by adding this to your settings.gradle file (or insert it in the existing code block if one exists):

Plugin Settings

pluginManagement {
    repositories {
        gradlePluginPortal()
    }
}

and this to your build.gradle (or again, add it to the existing code block if one exists):

Plugin Buildscript

plugins {
    id 'io.github.0ffz.github-packages' version '[1,2)'
}

Next, add this to the repositories code block of your build.gradle file to use the repository's package:

Repositories

maven githubPackage.invoke("Zepalesque/Zenith")

and then finally this to the dependencies code block (note that you will have to define the ${project.zenith_version} variable in your gradle.properties file, which should be formatted as [MC VERSION]-[ZENITH VERSION]-[MODLOADER], for instance 1.20.4-1.0.48-neoforge):

Dependencies

implementation "net.zepalesque.zenith:zenith:${project.zenith_version}"
jarJar fg.deobf("net.zepalesque.zenith:zenith:${project.zenith_version}") {
    jarJar.ranged(it, "[${project.zenith_version},)")
    jarJar.pin(it, "${project.zenith_version}")
}

License information:

The assets (main case in point - the logo) for this mod are unlicensed and all rights are reserved by Zepalesque.

The code for the mod is licensed under the LGPL v3.0 license.