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- Update to 1.21 - Added search bar to the config screen - This also has support for `color` vs `colour` and `gray` vs `grey`. # Technical Changes - Removed methods buttons, these caused issues as methods did not retain order so they needed targets. - Instead you can not use the annotation on a runnable field and it will be a button and you wont need a target. - Multiple new options have been added: - `@Color` this is a simple color selector with a live preview, it allows setting defaults colors and if alpha is allowed. - `@Select` this is for enum arrays, it allows for multi-select lists. - `@Draggable` this is also for enum arrays, it allows for draggable lists, it also allows for a provided list of values that are duplicate. - Additionally, with this you can provide a `@Range` annotation to determine the upper and lower bounds of the draggable list size. - `@Keybind` this is for keybinds, it allows for a keybind to be set. - This is useful for when a keybind is too specific for the Minecraft keybinds screen. - `@SearchTerm` this goes along with the newly added search bar, it allows for additional search terms to be added to an option. - With the new search bar, when you get a config screen you can provide a function to get terms from a string, this is useful if you want to auto translate the search terms. - This version also adds a new parameter to the registration of configs which allows "fixing", this is a datafixer of sorts. - Additionally, the config annotation now has a `version` parameter. - Added `Observable` which is a type that can wrap any non object type and will allow for listening to changes. - This is useful if you dont want to check right away, or you need to do post-processing. - Enums are now allowed in arrays - Certain values that are displayed like enums can now implement `Translatable`, this will also check for `StringRepresentable` if it has it else it will use `toString`. - Additional config class parsers have been added, this is for other languages like Kotlin can be supported, with Kotlin already in the works.