delphi

# Delphi A plugin for making menus with XML, styling them with CSS and adding functionality with either Java or JavaScript.  **This plugin is in development!** There will be bugs and missing features. At the moment, the only supported layouts are the default Flow and Flexbox. Positioned others will come later. ## Features * Ability to create HTML-like menus with XML and CSS (With limited native SCSS integration) * Full support for CSS selectors (Including pseudo classes like `:hover` and `:active`) * Support for regular HTML rendering (With `display: inline`, `display: block`, etc) * Support for Flexbox rendering (With `display: flex`) * JavaScript integration for easy scripting. * Contuing development and new features being added all the time. * Extensive documentation (at [dev.juliewoolie.com](https://dev.juliewoolie.com)) * Fully documented Java API (at [dev.juliewoolie.com/menus/javadoc/0.7.0](https://dev.juliewoolie.com/menus/javadoc/0.7.0/)) * Devtools to help you create menus and fix issues. * All Delphi commands can be used in the `/execute` command and by datapack functions! ## Commands And Permissions * `/delphi open ` - Opens a Delphi menu. * `/delphi close all` - Closes all menus. * `/delphi close targeted` - Closes the menu you're looking at. * `/delphi close ` - Closes the delphi menu with the instance-name. * `/delphi reload` - Reloads the plugin's config. * `/delphi devtools` - Opens devtools for the page you're looking at. ### Permissions * `delphi.commands` - Permission required for using any Delphi commands such as `open`, `close`, and `reload`. * `delphi.commands.players` - Permission for commands that manage players. * `delphi.commands.devtools` - Permission for the devtools command. * `delphi.commands.debug` - Permission required for executing debug commands. ## Examples ### Basic "Hello, world!" page Start by going to `plugins/Delphi/modules` on your File Explorer and creating a folder, for this example, we'll use `hello-world`. Go into that directory and create a file named `index.xml`. Open that file with a text editor (Preferrably VS Code, Notepad++ or something similar). You can then copy+paste this: ```xml ``` In-game, you can then open this menu with `/delphi open @s hello-world`