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package ftbsc.lll;
import org.objectweb.asm.tree.ClassNode;
import org.objectweb.asm.tree.MethodNode;
public interface IInjector {
/**
* @return name of injector, for logging
*/
String name();
/**
* @return reason for patching for this injector, for loggin
*/
default String reason() { return ""; }
/**
* This is used by the Launch Plugin to identify which classes should be
* altered, and on which classes this injector should operate.
*
* Class name should be dot-separated, for example "net.minecraft.client.Minecraft"
*
* @return target class to operate onto
*/
String targetClass();
/**
* This is used by the Launch Plugin to identify which methods to provide
* to this injector for patching. It should return the Searge name of wanted function.
* example: "func_71407_l", which is "tick()" on "Minecraft" class in 1.16.5
*
* @return target method name to operate onto
*/
String methodName();
/**
* This is used by the Launch Plugin to identify which methods to provide
* to this injector for patching. It should return the method descriptor, with
* parameters and return types. example: "()V" for void parameters and return.
*
* TODO better example...
*
* @return target method name to operate onto
*/
String methodDesc();
/**
* Once the Launch Plugin has identified classes and methods for injectors,
* this method will be called providing the correct class and method nodes for patching.
*
* @param clazz class node which is being patched
* @param method main method node of requested function for patching
*/
void inject(ClassNode clazz, MethodNode method);
}
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