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format:modjson [2019/04/07 16:26] asieformat:modjson [2019/05/19 21:46] – [fabric.mod.json format] falseresync
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-====== fabric.mod.json format ======+====== fabric.mod.json ======
  
 In all cases, the mod JSON, ''fabric.mod.json'', is defined as either: In all cases, the mod JSON, ''fabric.mod.json'', is defined as either:
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   * "adapter": Optional key denoting the language adapter to use. If empty, assume "default".   * "adapter": Optional key denoting the language adapter to use. If empty, assume "default".
   * "value": The default language adapter uses this specific key as a string value of any of the following formats:   * "value": The default language adapter uses this specific key as a string value of any of the following formats:
-    * "my/package/MyClass", which points to a class to be instantiated, +    * "my.package.MyClass", which points to a class to be instantiated, 
-    * "my/package/MyClass::thing", which points to a static field (contents returned) or method handle (for interface types, proxied automatically) named "thing".+    * "my.package.MyClass::thing", which points to a static field (contents returned) or method handle (for interface types, proxied automatically) named "thing".
  
 Fabric, by default, will run all "main" entrypoints (type ModInitializer), and all "client" (type ClientModInitializer) or "server" (type DedicatedServerModInitializer) entrypoints after that. Fabric, by default, will run all "main" entrypoints (type ModInitializer), and all "client" (type ClientModInitializer) or "server" (type DedicatedServerModInitializer) entrypoints after that.
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     * For cases where a part of code is dual-licensed, choose the preferred license. The list is not exhaustive, serves primarily as a kind of hint, and does not prevent you from granting additional rights/licenses on a case-by-case basis.     * For cases where a part of code is dual-licensed, choose the preferred license. The list is not exhaustive, serves primarily as a kind of hint, and does not prevent you from granting additional rights/licenses on a case-by-case basis.
     * To aid automated tools, it is recommended to use [[https://spdx.org/licenses/|SPDX License Identifiers]] for "open source" licenses.     * To aid automated tools, it is recommended to use [[https://spdx.org/licenses/|SPDX License Identifiers]] for "open source" licenses.
-  * **icon**: Contains the mod's icon, as a square .PNG file. Can be provided in one of two forms:+  * **icon**: Contains the mod's icon, as a square .PNG file. (Minecraft resource packs use 128x128, but that is not a hard requirement - a power of two is, however, recommended.) Can be provided in one of two forms:
     * A string, providing the path (from the mod's root) to a single .PNG file,     * A string, providing the path (from the mod's root) to a single .PNG file,
     * A string->string dictionary, where the keys conform to widths of each PNG file, and the values are said files' paths.     * A string->string dictionary, where the keys conform to widths of each PNG file, and the values are said files' paths.