Like present in other languages. "Your name is ${user}". Class could be retrieved from the stack trace, getting instances and differentiating between local, parent & glocal scopes may be an issue though.

I own this account, this repository, and [email protected].

https://www.baeldung.com/reflections-library#4-adding-filters

UPDATE: Looks like the filters currently present in org.reflections aren't functional, they'll need to be rewritten in the fork.

Functionality should be embeddable into other key/value systems, then have a Maps class to replace the original KeyValueSet functionality.

Allow the user to supply a list of all their file names, along with appropriate config triggers for each, or, a regex solution maybe. Even both perhaps

Useful for help commands, so they can supply commands that are actually runnable in the current environment.

• Discord4J
• Javacord
• Fabric

Just an identical system to that of the current FileConfiguration, but all under a MutableFileConfiguration interface (that extends FileConfiguration). Perhaps FileConfiguration#mutable, which returns a mutable version of the file configuration the user is using.

• Finish server interface
• Add bindings for nukkit
• Add bindings for bungee
• Add bindings for velocity
• Add bindings for sponge
• Finish bindings for bukkit

• Multiple token support
• Permissions
• Storage extendability
• Encryption

Some people might struggle using anything other than MySQL so if there was integrations for the following, I could see it helping others adopt more databases within their projects.

• MongoDB
• H2
• Redis
• SQLite

When sending a message through user sub classes, lang enums and strings should be able to be interpolated as if they were both strings. e.g. user.sendMessage(Lang.TEST + ", and" + LANG.TEST2);

Have a basic default command, that literally uses User for it's user. Then in common bindings, we can have common functionality between implementation types without manual casting, or some ugly magic.