Util [Reflection] Friendly item names

@API_Tutorials
No need to over complicate things .

Code:

public static String getFriendlyName(Material mat) {
StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
for (String str : mat.name().split("_"))
sb.append(" ").append(Character.toUpperCase(str.charAt(0))).append(str.substring(1).toLowerCase());
return sb.toString().trim().replace("Diode", "Redstone Repeater").replace("Thin Glass", "Glass Pane").replace("Wood ", "Wooden ");
}

Results from Material.BAKED_POTATO:

Code:

Baked Potato

Results from Material.STONE:

Code:

Stone

 

@FisheyLP Why would you replace the underscore and then split by space? Just split by underscore... That would also end up with, for example, "Diode" rather than "Repeater".

 

@AdamQpzm Fixed
@KingFaris11 At line 47 and 51: There is only the method capitalize not capitalizeFully

 

Woops, thanks, forgot to change that xD

 

well.. looking the code of that method (be creative) it seems to return the name when the item has a tag name .. when not, it returns the global string name (like "tile.stone.name") calling same a() method

and yes, i also feel is unlike this method name will change, and if does updating is easy (but broke backwards compatibility)