build.gradle

plugins {
	id 'com.unascribed.nilgradle' version '1.4.4'
}

// You can change this to be higher if you like. NilLoader itself is compiled
// for Java 8 for compatibility with older versions.
sourceCompatibility = 8
targetCompatibility = 8

group = 'net.scoobis'
archivesBaseName = 'NilMenu'
version = '1.0'

repositories {
	maven {
		// NilLoader and NilGradle are published here
		url 'https://repo.sleeping.town'
		content {
			includeGroup 'com.unascribed'
		}
	}
	maven {
		// If you wish to use Yarn or Intermediary
		url 'https://maven.fabricmc.net'
		content {
			includeGroup 'net.fabricmc'
		}
	}
	maven {
		// If you wish to use mcp_config or compile against Minecraft Forge
		url 'https://maven.minecraftforge.net'
		content {
			includeGroup 'net.minecraftforge'
			includeGroup 'de.oceanlabs.mcp'
		}
	}
}

nil {
	id "nilmenu"
	// Set this to false for a smaller JAR that can't be run as a standalone Java agent
	standalone false
}

dependencies {
	loader 'com.unascribed:nilloader:1.3.4'

	// Any version available in the vanilla launcher can be put here, or...
	game nil.minecraft('1.4.7', 'client')
	// ...you can use any version that's been archived in the IA by OmniArchive
	//game nil.minecraftArchive('alpha', 'a1.1.1')
	// Or, you can use something that isn't Minecraft with a normal Gradle dependency.

	// You can specify additional dependencies using the "mod" configuration to
	// add things that will be remapped:
	//mod 'net.minecraftforge:forge:1.4.7-6.6.2.534:universal@zip
	// Though, for Forge, you should use jarmod instead so it properly overwrites game classes:
	//jarmod 'net.minecraftforge:forge:1.4.7-6.6.2.534:universal@zip

	// If you have a dependency named after your via mappings (e.g. SRG/Intermediary)
	// rather than raw obf names, then you can use modVia:
	//modVia 'dev.emi:emi:0.3.3+1.4'

	// Normal libraries can be added with the usual "implementation" configuration.
	// NilGradle doesn't understand transitive game dependencies, so you will likely want to
	// add LWJGL, Gson, Guava, or whatever the thing you're modifying depends on.
}

mappings {
	// You can use any mappings in SRG, Proguard, or Tiny format here. There's
	// special support for picking apart MCP release ZIPs as well, which is used
	// here to provide MCP names for 1.4.7. (No MCPBot support yet.)
	work nil.mcpArchive('1.4.7', '726a')
	// If your mappings use some form of intermediate, you'll need to specify it
	// as a "via" mapping.
	// For example:
	// work 'net.fabricmc:yarn:1.18.2+build.3:v2'
	// via 'net.fabricmc:intermediary:1.18.2:v2'
	// You can use official Mojang mappings like so:
	// work nil.mojmap('1.18.2', 'client')
	
	// You can add as many additional "target" mappings as you like here. They
	// have to resolve to the same "base" as your work/via mapping, and you can
	// select which one you want at runtime.
	// For example, to use the SRGs for the same MCP we pulled in above:
	// target nil.mcpArchiveSrg('1.4.7', '726a')
	// (1.4.7 Forge doesn't use SRGs, but you'll need this for 1.5, 1.6, 1.7, etc.)
}