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- Added ModConfigEvent.Loading handler to detect default config on startup - Warns clearly in logs when bot_token is still YOUR_TOKEN_HERE - Bumped all 6 builds to 1.0.1 (3 firefrostrules + 3 discordrules) - Created CHANGELOG.md and INSTALL.md with correct install procedure - Updated CLAUDE.md with install procedure note - 1.16.5 uses ModConfig.Loading (different class hierarchy from 1.20.1+) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Firefrost Rules Mod — Build Environment
Project Structure
1.21.1/— NeoForge (Java 21, Gradle 8.8, moddev 2.0.141)1.20.1/— Forge (Java 17, Gradle 8.8, ForgeGradle 6.0)1.16.5/— Forge (Java 8, Gradle 7.6.4, ForgeGradle 5.1)
What This Mod Does
Player types /rules → mod fetches rules from a Discord message → displays in-game with colored formatting. Admins update rules by editing a Discord message — no restarts, no file editing.
Config Location
Config file is created at world/serverconfig/firefrostrules-server.toml — NOT in config/. This applies to all three versions.
Install Procedure (IMPORTANT)
Do NOT place config files manually before first start. Forge must generate the file.
See INSTALL.md for full steps. Placing a config manually causes Forge to overwrite
it with defaults on startup (missing version header → config reset bug).
7 Source Files (each version)
- ServerRules.java — main mod class
- ServerRulesConfig.java — TOML config (bot token, channel ID, message ID)
- RulesCommand.java — /rules command handler
- DiscordFetcher.java — async HTTP fetch from Discord API
- DiscordFormatter.java — Discord markdown → Minecraft chat formatting
- RulesCache.java — 30-minute cache with fallback
- CooldownManager.java — per-player 60-second cooldown
Version Differences
- 1.21.1:
net.neoforged.*,ModConfigSpec,Component.literal(),java.net.http.HttpClient - 1.20.1:
net.minecraftforge.*,ForgeConfigSpec,Component.literal(),java.net.http.HttpClient - 1.16.5:
net.minecraftforge.*,ForgeConfigSpec,StringTextComponent,HttpURLConnection,new JsonParser().parse()