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3 changes: 3 additions & 0 deletions examples/postInit/generated/jei_generated.groovy
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Expand Up @@ -34,9 +34,12 @@ mods.jei.category.hideCategory('minecraft.fuel')
// Description Category:
// Modify the description of the input items, where the description is a unique JEI tab containing text.

// mods.jei.description.remove(fluid('water'))
// mods.jei.description.remove(item('thaumcraft:triple_meat_treat'))

mods.jei.description.add(fluid('water'), 'groovyscript.recipe.fluid_recipe')
mods.jei.description.add(item('minecraft:gold_ingot'), 'groovyscript.recipe.fluid_recipe')
mods.jei.description.add(fluid('lava'), ['very', 'hot', 'fluid'])
mods.jei.description.add(item('minecraft:clay'), ['wow', 'this', 'is', 'neat'])

// Ingredient Sidebar:
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package com.cleanroommc.groovyscript.compat.mods.jei;

import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Objects;
import java.util.stream.Collectors;
import java.util.stream.Stream;

import javax.annotation.Nonnull;
import javax.annotation.Nullable;

import com.cleanroommc.groovyscript.api.GroovyBlacklist;
import com.cleanroommc.groovyscript.api.GroovyLog;
import com.cleanroommc.groovyscript.api.IIngredient;
import com.cleanroommc.groovyscript.api.documentation.annotations.Example;
import com.cleanroommc.groovyscript.api.documentation.annotations.MethodDescription;
import com.cleanroommc.groovyscript.api.documentation.annotations.RegistryDescription;
import com.cleanroommc.groovyscript.core.mixin.jei.IngredientInfoRecipeAccessor;
import com.cleanroommc.groovyscript.helper.ingredient.ItemsIngredient;
import com.cleanroommc.groovyscript.registry.VirtualizedRegistry;

import mezz.jei.api.IModRegistry;
import mezz.jei.api.IRecipeRegistry;
import mezz.jei.api.ingredients.VanillaTypes;
import mezz.jei.api.recipe.IIngredientType;
import mezz.jei.api.recipe.VanillaRecipeCategoryUid;
import mezz.jei.plugins.jei.info.IngredientInfoRecipeCategory;
import net.minecraft.item.ItemStack;
import org.apache.commons.lang3.tuple.Pair;

import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.stream.Collectors;
import java.util.stream.Stream;
import net.minecraftforge.fluids.FluidStack;

@RegistryDescription(category = RegistryDescription.Category.ENTRIES)
public class Description extends VirtualizedRegistry<Pair<List<IIngredient>, List<String>>> {
public class Description extends VirtualizedRegistry<Description.DescriptionEntry<?>> {

static class DescriptionEntry<T> {
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think this needs public

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As of right now it's only used within the class, any reason why?

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part of the signature, Description extends VirtualizedRegistry<Description.DescriptionEntry<?>>

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is this for consistency reasons? it works fine as is, but if its for consistency idm fixing

T representative;
List<T> ingredients;
IIngredientType<T> ingredientType;
String[] descriptionKeys;

DescriptionEntry(@Nonnull List<T> ingredients, @Nonnull IIngredientType<T> ingredientType, @Nullable List<String> descriptionKeys) {
if (ingredients.isEmpty()) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException("JEI Description Entries must not have an empty list of ingredients, got " + ingredients);
}
Objects.requireNonNull(ingredientType);

this.ingredients = ingredients;
this.ingredientType = ingredientType;
this.representative = this.ingredients.get(0);
Objects.requireNonNull(representative);

this.descriptionKeys = descriptionKeys == null ? new String[0] : descriptionKeys.toArray(new String[0]);
}
}

/**
* Called by {@link JeiPlugin#register}
*/
@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
@GroovyBlacklist
public void applyAdditions(IModRegistry modRegistry) {
for (Pair<List<IIngredient>, List<String>> entry : this.getScriptedRecipes()) {
modRegistry.addIngredientInfo(
entry.getLeft().stream().flatMap(x -> Stream.of(x.getMatchingStacks())).collect(Collectors.toList()),
// Currently, it is only possible to add VanillaTypes.ITEM. It may be desirable to add the ability to do other types.
VanillaTypes.ITEM,
entry.getRight().toArray(new String[0]));
for (DescriptionEntry<?> entry : this.getScriptedRecipes()) {
System.out.println("adding entry: " + entry);
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println

if (entry.representative instanceof ItemStack) {
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would suggest ensuring everything is the same IIngredientRegistry#getIngredientType + registering via that (casting as needed. shouldnt need an instanceof then

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This is not possible due to a Java quirk, that I have already outlined in the Discord channel. The JEI API exposes an overloaded function like this:

<T> void addIngredientInfo(T ingredient, IIngredientType<T> ingredientType, String... descriptionKeys);
<T> void addIngredientInfo(List<T> ingredients, IIngredientType<T> ingredientType, String... descriptionKeys);

If T := Object is substituted (or T being an existential type, which eventually reduces to Object), then these two methods are ambiguous, so T must be a concrete type, hence this is necessary.

modRegistry.addIngredientInfo((List<ItemStack>) entry.ingredients, (IIngredientType<ItemStack>) entry.ingredientType, entry.descriptionKeys);
} else if (entry.representative instanceof FluidStack) {
modRegistry.addIngredientInfo((List<FluidStack>) entry.ingredients, (IIngredientType<FluidStack>) entry.ingredientType, entry.descriptionKeys);
} else {
GroovyLog.msg("Got a Description Entry of an invalid type, this is probably a bug in Groovyscript").error().post();
}
}
}

private boolean compareObjects(Object inEntry, Object inRegistry) {
if (inEntry instanceof ItemStack ieStack) {
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since this happens only in applyRemovals, we can compare using IIngredientHelper#getUniqueId - perhaps IngredientUtil#equal? although i think that might be intended for internal logic.

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The problem is sometimes you need to remove description from an item with a specific NBT, which checking only the ID doesn't. I wanted to keep the old logic in regards to this. Though I don't really like how this turned out, yeah

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See my comment on applyAdditions

return inRegistry instanceof ItemStack irStack && new ItemsIngredient(ieStack).test(irStack);
} else if (inEntry instanceof FluidStack ieStack) {
return inRegistry instanceof FluidStack irStack && ieStack.getFluid().equals(irStack.getFluid());
} else {
GroovyLog.msg("Got a Description Entry of type {} which is not supported, this is probably a bug in Groovyscript", inEntry.getClass().getName())
.error()
.post();
return false;
}
}

/**
* Called by {@link JeiPlugin#afterRuntimeAvailable()}
*/
@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
@GroovyBlacklist
public void applyRemovals(IRecipeRegistry recipeRegistry) {
IngredientInfoRecipeCategory category = (IngredientInfoRecipeCategory) recipeRegistry.getRecipeCategory(VanillaRecipeCategoryUid.INFORMATION);
if (category != null) {
recipeRegistry.getRecipeWrappers(category).forEach(wrapper -> {
IngredientInfoRecipeAccessor<?> accessor = (IngredientInfoRecipeAccessor<?>) wrapper;

// Currently, it is only possible to remove VanillaTypes.ITEM. It may be desirable to add the ability to do other types.
if (!VanillaTypes.ITEM.equals(accessor.getIngredientType())) return;

for (Pair<List<IIngredient>, List<String>> entry : this.getBackupRecipes()) {
if (entry.getKey()
for (DescriptionEntry<?> entry : this.getBackupRecipes()) {
System.out.println("removing entry: " + entry);
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if (!entry.ingredientType.equals(accessor.getIngredientType())) continue;
if (entry.ingredients
.stream()
.anyMatch(x -> accessor.getIngredients().stream().anyMatch(a -> a instanceof ItemStack itemStack && x.test(itemStack)))) {
.anyMatch(x -> accessor.getIngredients().stream().anyMatch(a -> compareObjects(x, a)))) {
// the API seems to be broken hence the cast
entry.descriptionKeys = ((List<String>)wrapper.getDescription()).toArray(new String[0]);
recipeRegistry.hideRecipe(wrapper, VanillaRecipeCategoryUid.INFORMATION);
}
}
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}

@MethodDescription(type = MethodDescription.Type.ADDITION)
public void add(List<IIngredient> target, List<String> description) {
addScripted(Pair.of(target, description));
public void add(IIngredient[] target, String... description) {
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maybe do Object[] target + get the IIngredientRegistry#getIngredientType later on + check that everything has the same ingredient type. wouldnt use IIngredient or FluidStack anymore

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Hmm, we could do that I guess, that would be much better in terms of future flexibility too

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Why is this changed to array? Lists are much nicer in groovy.

addScripted(new DescriptionEntry<>(
Stream.of(target).flatMap(x -> Stream.of(x.getMatchingStacks())).collect(Collectors.toList()),
VanillaTypes.ITEM,
Arrays.asList(description)));
}

@MethodDescription(type = MethodDescription.Type.ADDITION)
public void add(List<IIngredient> target, String... description) {
addScripted(Pair.of(target, Arrays.asList(description)));
public void add(IIngredient[] target, List<String> description) {
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This too

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because then we cannot overload based on the input type, as all lists cast down to List<?> on the JVM, and we need to apply different code depending on FluidStack, an IIngredient that is not FluidStack, or another type (the latter is currently not supported in JEI so idk an example for that). We could disambiguate manually though. Idk, these group methods are very uncommon I believe (since for IIngredient you can just use an OrIngredient), so it's hard to tell whether the manual overloading will be worth in the long run.

add(target, description.toArray(new String[0]));
}

@MethodDescription(type = MethodDescription.Type.ADDITION, example = @Example("item('minecraft:clay'), ['wow', 'this', 'is', 'neat']"))
public void add(IIngredient target, List<String> description) {
addScripted(Pair.of(Collections.singletonList(target), description));
add(new IIngredient[]{target}, description);
}

@MethodDescription(type = MethodDescription.Type.ADDITION, example = @Example("item('minecraft:gold_ingot'), 'groovyscript.recipe.fluid_recipe'"))
public void add(IIngredient target, String... description) {
addScripted(Pair.of(Collections.singletonList(target), Arrays.asList(description)));
add(new IIngredient[]{target}, description);
}

@MethodDescription(type = MethodDescription.Type.ADDITION)
public void add(FluidStack[] target, String... description) {
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List > array

addScripted(new DescriptionEntry<>(
Arrays.asList(target),
VanillaTypes.FLUID,
Arrays.asList(description)));
}

@MethodDescription(type = MethodDescription.Type.ADDITION)
public void add(FluidStack[] target, List<String> description) {
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add(target, description.toArray(new String[0]));
}

@MethodDescription(type = MethodDescription.Type.ADDITION, example = @Example("fluid('lava') * 500, ['very', 'hot', 'fluid']"))
public void add(FluidStack target, List<String> description) {
add(new FluidStack[]{target}, description);
}

@MethodDescription(type = MethodDescription.Type.ADDITION, example = @Example("fluid('water') * 1000, 'groovyscript.recipe.fluid_recipe'"))
public void add(FluidStack target, String... description) {
add(new FluidStack[]{target}, description);
}

@MethodDescription(example = @Example(value = "item('thaumcraft:triple_meat_treat')", commented = true))
public void remove(List<IIngredient> target) {
addBackup(Pair.of(target, null));
public void remove(IIngredient target) {
addBackup(new DescriptionEntry<>(Arrays.asList(target.getMatchingStacks()), VanillaTypes.ITEM, null));
}

@MethodDescription
public void remove(IIngredient... target) {
addBackup(Pair.of(Arrays.asList(target), null));
@MethodDescription(example = @Example(value = "fluid('water')", commented = true))
public void remove(FluidStack target) {
addBackup(new DescriptionEntry<>(Arrays.asList(target), VanillaTypes.FLUID, null));
}
}