Manifests
The bot manifest provides RuneMate with the information required to display and launch your bot. Gradle can be configured to generate these for you automatically using the manifest configuration block:
runemate {
//... other configuration
manifests {
create("My Bot Name") {
//... manifest elements
}
}
}
These manifest declarations will be used to generate JSON manifests in $projectDir/build/runemate/sources/.runemate
and are automatically included in your project artifacts and your bot store submissions.
Sample Manifest
The following is a sample bot manifest:
manifests {
create("Development Toolkit") {
//Required: mainClass, tagline, description, version, internalId
mainClass = "com.runemate.bots.dev.DevelopmentToolkit"
tagline = "RuneMate's Swiss Army Knife"
description = "Presents runtime data, such as the loaded NPCs, to assist in bot development."
version = "2.5.1"
internalId = "devkit"
//Optional: Everything else
access = Access.PUBLIC
hidden = false
categories(Category.DEVELOPER_TOOLS)
tags("devkit", "debug")
resources {
include("css/DevelopmentToolkitPage.css")
include("fxml/DevelopmentToolkitPage.fxml")
include("fxml/QueryBuilderPage.fxml")
}
//Tailors the variant pricing of the bot, can omit entirely for free bots
variants {
variant("Premium", 0.20)
}
//Tailors the trial for premium bots
trial {
window = Duration.ofDays(7) //or window("ISO-8601 duration format")
allowance = Duration.ofHours(3) //or allowance("ISO-8601 duration format")
}
//Advanced (Optional): Used to declare the use and optionality of advanced features
//This is required if using direct input, optional otherwise
features {
required(FeatureType.DIRECT_INPUT)
}
//Advanced (Optional): Used to tailor obfuscation
obfuscation {
exclude("class.i.dont.want.to.Obfuscate")
}
//Optional: Enabling this will cause the plugin to skip this manifest during the generation phase
skip = false
//Optional: Enabling this will effectively delete the bot from the store
hidden = false
}
}
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