Team Class Example

Hello Bukkit community.

I was wondering if anyone could make me an example of a Team class.

So far I have the method :

public Teams(String color, int team) {

Can anyone give me a code example, of a full team code.

This is a request of a spoonfeed, but I swear to god I will not copy or use any piece of code that is given without fully understanding it!

Thanks

- BurnerDiamond

 

Create a class
Inside the class....
Use a Collection to put the Players in that are part of the team
Maybe have a getter method to identify the team

 

I'm asking for a code example.

I've spent hours and hours using and trying multiple codes, constructors, methods and much more. This is what I have so far.

It's for a UHC plugin so here:

Team:

Code:

package me.olympusmc.utc;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.UUID;

/**
*
*/
public class Team {

    private String color;
    private int number;

    private List<UUID> player = new ArrayList<UUID>();

    private List<Team> teams = new ArrayList<Team>();

    public String getColor() {
        return color;
    }

    public int getNumber() {
        return number;
    }

    public List<UUID> getPlayer() {
        return player;
    }

    public List<Team> getTeams() {
        return teams;
    }

    public HashMap<Team, UUID> getMembers1() {
        return members1;
    }

    public HashMap<Team, UUID> getMembers2() {
        return members2;
    }

    public HashMap<Team, UUID> getMembers3() {
        return members3;
    }

    public HashMap<Team, UUID> getMembers4() {
        return members4;
    }

    public HashMap<Team, UUID> getMembers5() {
        return members5;
    }

    private HashMap<Team, UUID> members1 = new HashMap<Team, UUID>();
    private HashMap<Team, UUID> members2 = new HashMap<Team, UUID>();
    private HashMap<Team, UUID> members3 = new HashMap<Team, UUID>();
    private HashMap<Team, UUID> members4 = new HashMap<Team, UUID>();
    private HashMap<Team, UUID> members5 = new HashMap<Team, UUID>();

    public Team(String color, int number) {
        this.color = color;
        this.number = number;

        teams.add(this);
    }

  

}

Then the main class:

Code:

package me.olympusmc.utc;

import org.bukkit.entity.Player;
import org.bukkit.event.EventHandler;
import org.bukkit.event.Listener;
import org.bukkit.event.player.PlayerJoinEvent;
import org.bukkit.event.player.PlayerLoginEvent;
import org.bukkit.plugin.java.JavaPlugin;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

/**
* 
*/
public class Core extends JavaPlugin implements Listener {

    @Override
    public void onEnable() {

        Team team1 = new Team("§0", 1);
        Team team2 = new Team("§1", 1);
        Team team3 = new Team("§2", 1);
        Team team4 = new Team("§3", 1);
        Team team5 = new Team("§4", 1);
        Team team6 = new Team("§5", 1);
        Team team7 = new Team("§6", 1);
        Team team8 = new Team("§7", 1);
        Team team9 = new Team("§8", 1);
        Team team10 = new Team("§9", 1);
        Team team11 = new Team("§a", 1);
        Team team12 = new Team("§b", 1);
        Team team13 = new Team("§c", 1);
        Team team14 = new Team("§d", 1);
        Team team15 = new Team("§e", 1);
        Team team16 = new Team("§f", 1);
        Team team17 = new Team("§n§1", 1);
        Team team18 = new Team("§n§2", 1);
        Team team19 = new Team("§n§3", 1);
        Team team20 = new Team("§n§4", 1);
        Team team21 = new Team("§n§5", 1);
        Team team22 = new Team("§n§6", 1);
        Team team23 = new Team("§n§7", 1);
        Team team24 = new Team("§n§8", 1);
        Team team25 = new Team("§n§9", 1);
        Team team26 = new Team("§n§a", 1);
        Team team27 = new Team("§n§b", 1);
        Team team28 = new Team("§n§c", 1);
        Team team29 = new Team("§n§d", 1);
        Team team30 = new Team("§n§e", 1);
        Team team31 = new Team("§n§f", 1);
        Team team32 = new Team("§m§1", 1);
        Team team33 = new Team("§m§2", 1);
        Team team34 = new Team("§m§3", 1);
        Team team35 = new Team("§m§4", 1);
        Team team36 = new Team("§m§5", 1);
        Team team37 = new Team("§m§6", 1);
        Team team38 = new Team("§m§7", 1);
        Team team39 = new Team("§m§8", 1);
        Team team40 = new Team("§m§9", 1);
        Team team41 = new Team("§m§a", 1);
        Team team42 = new Team("§m§b", 1);
        Team team43 = new Team("§m§c", 1);
        Team team44 = new Team("§m§d", 1);
        Team team45 = new Team("§m§e", 1);
        Team team46 = new Team("§m§f", 1);
        Team team47 = new Team("§l", 1);
        Team team48 = new Team("§l", 1);
        Team team49 = new Team("§l", 1);
        Team team50 = new Team("§l", 1);

        getCommand("team").setExecutor(new Commands(this));
        getCommand("teamscatter").setExecutor(new Commands(this));

        getServer().getPluginManager().registerEvents(this, this);

        saveDefaultConfig();
    }


    @Override
    public void onDisable() {

    }
}

 

You're severely overthinking this. Have you heard of the single responsibility principle, and why you should strive to make classes as simple as possible?

Really sit down and think about what a team needs to have, and what it does not need to know about. For instance, does it make sense for a team to always keep a reference to all other teams, or at all? What is the number field supposed to represent?