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Creating a minimal example plugin that leverages NetworkDataAPI's shared MongoDB connection:

  • Create example plugin module structure (Maven module)
  • Implement example plugin main class using NetworkDataAPI
  • Create example collection management with insert/query/update operations
  • Add comprehensive logging for all database interactions
  • Create plugin configuration files (plugin.yml, pom.xml)
  • Add README documentation for the example plugin
  • Add comprehensive guide documentation
  • Update main README with example plugin information
  • Add quick start guide for developers
  • Complete all documentation

✅ Implementation Complete

What Was Created

  1. Complete Example Plugin (networkdataapi-example-plugin/)

    • 885 lines of production-ready Java code
    • 3 main classes: ExamplePlugin, ExampleDataManager, ExampleCommand
    • Full CRUD operations demonstration
    • 8 in-game commands for testing
  2. Comprehensive Documentation (over 1,500 lines)

    • README.md: Plugin-specific documentation
    • BUILD.md: Build instructions and troubleshooting
    • EXAMPLE_PLUGIN_GUIDE.md: Complete learning guide
    • QUICKSTART.md: 5-minute quick start guide
    • Updated main README.md with integration

Key Features Demonstrated

Database Operations

Isolated Database: Creates example_plugin database
Custom Collection: example_collection with 4 fields
Insert: Document creation with insertOne()
Query by Name: Filter with Filters.eq()
Query by Value: Range query with Filters.gt()
Query All: Full collection scan
Update: Multi-field updates with Updates.combine()
Delete: Document removal with deleteOne()
Statistics: Collection metrics and counts
Indexes: Single and compound indexes for performance

Code Quality

✅ Comprehensive JavaDoc comments on all classes and methods
✅ Detailed inline comments explaining MongoDB concepts
✅ Proper error handling with try-catch blocks
✅ Extensive logging for debugging (every operation logged)
✅ Clean, readable code structure
✅ Production-ready implementation

User Experience

✅ 8 in-game commands with tab completion
✅ Colored chat messages with status indicators
✅ Helpful error messages
✅ Real-time feedback on operations
✅ Statistics dashboard

MongoDB Concepts Covered

  1. Database isolation per plugin
  2. Collection creation and management
  3. Index creation for performance
  4. Document insertion with BSON
  5. Query filtering (equality, comparison)
  6. Update operations (single and multi-field)
  7. Delete operations
  8. Result handling (InsertOneResult, UpdateResult, DeleteResult)
  9. Collection statistics
  10. Error handling and logging

Documentation Highlights

  • 4 comprehensive guides totaling over 1,500 lines
  • Code examples for every MongoDB operation
  • Step-by-step tutorials from beginner to advanced
  • Troubleshooting sections for common issues
  • Best practices and pro tips
  • Learning path for developers

The example plugin is complete, well-documented, and ready to serve as a reference implementation for developers building plugins with NetworkDataAPI.

Original prompt

Develop a minimal plugin leveraging the NetworkDataAPI shared MongoDB connection to create and manage its own database collections. This plugin should:

  1. Create its own isolated MongoDB database for storing data.
  2. Include a sample collection, such as 'example_collection', that stores documents with basic fields like name and value.
  3. Demonstrate insert, query, and update operations on this collection.
  4. Log all database interactions for easy debugging.

This pull request was created as a result of the following prompt from Copilot chat.

Develop a minimal plugin leveraging the NetworkDataAPI shared MongoDB connection to create and manage its own database collections. This plugin should:

  1. Create its own isolated MongoDB database for storing data.
  2. Include a sample collection, such as 'example_collection', that stores documents with basic fields like name and value.
  3. Demonstrate insert, query, and update operations on this collection.
  4. Log all database interactions for easy debugging.

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@nelihdev nelihdev marked this pull request as ready for review November 4, 2025 23:33
@nelihdev nelihdev merged commit 076d73a into main Nov 4, 2025
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