package ftbsc.lll; import org.objectweb.asm.tree.ClassNode; import org.objectweb.asm.tree.MethodNode; /** * Patch classes should implement this interface and be declared as services in * the META-INF/services folder (or through modules in Java 9+, but only Java 8 * is officially supported). */ public interface IInjector { /** * @return name of injector, for logging */ String name(); /** * @return reason for this patch, for logging */ default String reason() { return "No reason specified"; } /** * This is used by the Launch Plugin to identify which classes should be * altered, and on which classes should this injector operate. * Class name should be dot-separated, for example "net.minecraft.client.Minecraft". * @return class to transform */ String targetClass(); /** * This is used by the Launch Plugin to identify the method to transform within * the class. It should return the Searge name of target. * Example: "func_71407_l", which is "tick()" on "Minecraft" class in 1.16.5 * * @return method to transform */ String methodName(); /** * This should return the target method's descriptor. * Methods in Java may have the same name but different parameters: a descriptor * compiles that information, as well as the return type, in as little space as * possible. * Examples: * (IF)V - returns void, takes in int and float * (Ljava/lang/Object;)I - returns int, takes in a java.lang.Object * (ILjava/lang/String;)[I - returns int[], takes in an int and a String * See https://asm.ow2.io/asm4-guide.pdf for a more detailed explanation. * @return descriptor of method to target. */ String methodDesc(); /** * This method will be called once the Launch Plugin has identified the right class and * method to patch. Override this for the actual patching. * @param clazz class node currently being patched * @param method node of method currently being patched */ void inject(ClassNode clazz, MethodNode method); }