Get config from another plugin

Can i get in plugin config of another plugin??

 

I really don't even see the need to.... can't you just go to its folder then edit the config there?

 

Try something like:

PHP:

 Server::getInstance()->getPluginManager()->getPlugin($plugin)->getConfig(); 

 

So, can i use

PHP:

Server::getInstance()->getPluginManager()->getPlugin("Core")->getDataFolder() . "config.yml", Config::YAML);

?

 

It should be still possible to get the data out of the config.yml file like this

 

I guess, as long as you know what you are looking for, it should work.

 

Oh..There are two ways to choose.
One is that if you know or you can see the code of that plugin, open it and see which is the config variable. You can use getPlugin(PluginName)->"That variable" to get.
Another is a stupid method...

PHP:

$this->cfg=new Config("plugins/Another Plugin's FolderName/"."config.yml",Config::YAML,array());

Then you can manage it.

 

wtf? the path plugins/ is not valid in ANY system. (and even if, why do you expect plugins to be at the root?) What are you doing? Please note that you are specifying a real file path here. you should use the server object to get the server plugin path.

 

seeing as the plugin's config is names "config.yml", this should work:

PHP:

Server::getInstance()->getPluginManager()->getPlugin("Core")->getConfig();


 

$this->getServer () ->getDataPath (); It refers to the root files

PHP:

$cfg = new Config($this->getServer()->getDataPath()."/plugins/PluginName/config.yml", Config::YAML);

 

Bad method. You're assuming the plugin is loaded and has not failed to load it's default config.

 

just a little tweak

PHP:

public $cfg;

    public function checkConfig() {
        if($this->getServer()->getPluginManager()->getPlugin("PluginName")->isEnabled()) {
            $this->cfg = new Config($this->getServer()->getDataPath()."plugins/PluginName/config.yml", Config::YAML);
        }
        else {
            $this->getLogger()->warning("plugin was not found.");
        }
    }

 

thx

 

If the plugin doesn't exist you cannot call isEnabled on it. And if you are already using the plugin manager why not just do:

PHP:

    public function getDefaultConfigFrom(string $pluginName){
        if($plugin = $this->getServer()->getPluginManager()->getPlugin("PluginName") instanceof PluginBase) {
            return $plugin->getConfig();
        }
        $this->getLogger()->warning("Plugin '".$pluginName."' was not found."); #Assuming this function is in your PluginBase
    }
    
    public function getConfigFrom(string $pluginName, string $configNamePath){
        if($plugin = $this->getServer()->getPluginManager()->getPlugin("PluginName") instanceof PluginBase){
            if(file_exists($plugin->getDataPath().$configNamePath)){
                 return new Config($plugin->getDataPath().$configNamePath, Config::DETECT);
            }
        }
        $this->getLogger()->warning("Plugin '".$pluginName."' was not found."); #Assuming this function is in your PluginBase
    }


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I dont own others Core plugin