Simulating Inventory Events

[ItsLiyua]

Hi yall!

I try to make an API, that simplifies the way you create inventory menus.
I want to test it and have simulate clicks, closes and drags in the inventory.
How do I do that?

Kind regards,
Trqhxrd

[seeseemelk]

We currently do not have support for this yet, although this kind of functionality is perfectly within the scope of MockBukkit.
I'm leaving this open so that it can be closed once this functionality has been added.

[ItsLiyua]

Thanks for commenting even after three months! I would really like to see that functionality since I was and still am developing an inventory API.

[0ddlyoko]

Hello @Trqhxrd
It's possible to simulate clicks on an inventory with Mockito, I've already done that for an api that creates inventories:

• To simulate clicks, you have to use the InventoryClickEvent event.
  • For the first parameter (which is an InventoryView), you can create it (new InventoryView() {...}) while overriding getTopInventory(), getBottomInventory(), getPlayer(), getType() and getTitle(). getBottomInventory() is the player's inventory (player.getInventory()). Don't forget to change player.openInventory(bukkitInventory): when(player.openInventory(bukkitInventory)).thenReturn(inventoryView)
  • PlayerInventory: You can create it using Mockito and change player.getInventory() (Example: when(player.getInventory()).thenReturn(playerInventory);). You also have to change playerInventory.getSize() (Example: when(playerInventory.getSize()).thenReturn(PLAYER_INVENTORY_SIZE);).
  • Close: Don't forget to call the close method once the inventory is closed. You can use something like

doAnswer(invocation -> {
    InventoryCloseEvent event = new InventoryCloseEvent(inventoryView);
    // TODO Call the Bukkit event or a custom method of your inventory class
    return null;
}).when(player).closeInventory();

[thelooter]

Is this still open? Or can we close this

[Insprill]

We only have one of the suggested methods, and there are a lot more inventory simulations that can be added so I'd keep it open.