Contexts

EnhancedJDA implements an option to quickly register & implement all contexts from certain packages. You should create a package (or multiple packages) with all contexts. They should extend EnhancedContext<T> class (where T is a User or Message). You also need to add @Context annotation to class. To register them, use the ⁣PackageMapping annotation in the main class.

dev.projectenhanced.enhancedjda.controller.PackageMapping

public @interface PackageMapping {
    String[] commands() default {};
    String[] contexts() default {};
    String[] listeners() default {};
    String[] tables() default {};
    String[] persisters() default {};
}

dev.projectenhanced.enhancedjda.controller.command.annotation.Context

public @interface Context {
    String name();
    Command.Type type();
}

Example setup:

.
├── myContexts/
│   ├── ExampleContext.class
│   ├── AnotherContext.class
│   └── ...
└── Main.class

myContexts.ExampleContext

@Context(type = Command.Type.USER, name = "Get user's avatar")
public class ExampleContext extends EnhancedContext<User> {
    private final EnhancedBot bot;

    public ExampleContext(EnhancedBot bot) {
        super(bot);
        this.bot = bot;
    }

    @Override
    protected void execute(GenericContextInteractionEvent<User> event) {
        event.reply("Avatar: " + event.getTarget().getEffectiveAvatarUrl()).queue();
    }
}

Main

@PackageMapping(
        contexts = {"myContexts"},
)
public class Main extends EnhancedBot {
  // ...
}