Yet another minecraft protocol

1. To connect to server

   FakePlayer player = new FakePlayer(name, ip, port);
   player.connect();

2. To listen to packets sent to player, class should extend PacketEventListener and added to listeners of a fake player

   Example:

   public class MainListener extends PacketEventListener { 
      
      public static void Main(String[] args) {
          FakePlayer player = new FakePlayer(name, ip, port);
          player.addListener(new MainListener());
          player.connect();
      }   
      
      @Override
      public void onPacketSent(PacketSentEvent event) {
           //code...
      }
      
      @Override
      public void onPacketReceived(PacketReceivedEvent event) {
           //code...
      }
   }

3. To use blocks and register, you should load in report from the minecraft server link

   Example:

   public class Main {
       
       public static void main(String[] args) {
           BlocksReader.registerBlockStates(Paths.get("path-to-block-reports/blocks.json").toFile());
           RegistriesReader.registerRegistries(Paths.get("path-to-registries-reports/registries.json").toFile());
           //code...
       } 
   
   }

Javadocs are in progress.

All the packets and specifics can be found at the official minecraft protocol wiki

1. Packet events (sent and recieved)

2. Logging in offline mode

3. Packet compression and decompression

4. Chat support

5. Chunk and blocks support (but Material enum is not fully done)

6. Position and look support