BedrockEconomy

BedrockEconomy is an economy plugin made for PocketMine-MP focused on stability and simplicity.

Table of Contents

• Commands
• Features
• Examples
  • Retrieving a Player's Balance
  • Retrieving Multiple Player Balances
  • Adding Funds to a Player's Balance
  • Subtracting Funds from a Player's Balance
  • Transferring Funds Between Players
• Tools
• License

Commands

Name	Description	Usage	Permission
balance	Show your and others balance	balance [player: string]	bedrockeconomy.command.balance
pay	Pay others with your balance	pay <player: string> <amount: number>	bedrockeconomy.command.pay
rich	View the top balances	rich [page: number]	bedrockeconomy.command.rich
addbalance	Add points to others balance	addbalance <player: string> <amount: number>	bedrockeconomy.command.addbalance
removebalance	Remove points from others balance	removebalance <player: string> <amount: number>	bedrockeconomy.command.removebalance
setbalance	Set others balance	setbalance <player: string> <balance: number>	bedrockeconomy.command.setbalance

Features

• MySQL Database
• SQLite Database
• Async API
• Closure API
• Customizable
• Easy to use
• Lightweight
• Fast and efficient
• Cache system

Examples

Retrieving a Player's Balance

You can retrieve a player's balance using the get method. Here's an example:

BedrockEconomyAPI::CLOSURE()->get(
    xuid: "123456789",
    username: "Doge",
    onSuccess: static function (array $result): void {
        echo "Balance: " . $result["amount"] . " Decimals: " . $result["decimals"] . " Position: " . $result["position"];
    },
    onError: static function (SQLException $exception): void {
        if ($exception instanceof RecordNotFoundException) {
            echo "Record not found";
            return;
        }

        echo $exception->getMessage();
    }
);

// Using async-await
Await::f2c(
    function (): Generator {
        try {
            $result = yield from BedrockEconomyAPI::ASYNC()->get(
                xuid: "123456789",
                username: "Doge",
            );
        } catch (RecordNotFoundException) {
            echo "Account not found";
            return;
        } catch (SQLException) {
            echo "Database error";
            return;
        }
        
        echo "Balance: " . $result["amount"] . " Decimals: " . $result["decimals"] . " Position: " . $result["position"];
    }
);

Retrieving Multiple Player Balances

You can retrieve multiple player balances using the bulk method. Here's an example:

BedrockEconomyAPI::CLOSURE()->bulk(
    list: ["Doge", "123456789"], // You can use both username and xuid
    onSuccess: static function (array $result): void {
        foreach ($result as $data) {
            echo "Player: " . $data["username"] . " Balance: " . $data["amount"] . " Decimals: " . $data["decimals"] . " Position: " . $data["position"];
        }
    },
    onError: static function (SQLException $exception): void {
        if ($exception instanceof RecordNotFoundException) {
            echo "No records found";
            return;
        }

        echo $exception->getMessage();
    }
);

// Using async-await
Await::f2c(
    function (): Generator {
        try {
            $result = yield from BedrockEconomyAPI::ASYNC()->bulk(
                list: ["Doge", "123456789"], // You can use both username and xuid
            );
        } catch (RecordNotFoundException) {
            echo "No records found";
            return;
        } catch (SQLException) {
            echo "Database error";
            return;
        }
        
        foreach ($result as $data) {
            echo "Player: " . $data["username"] . " Balance: " . $data["amount"] . " Decimals: " . $data["decimals"] . " Position: " . $data["position"];
        }
    }
);

Adding Funds to a Player's Balance

You can add funds to a player's balance using the add method. Here's an example:

BedrockEconomyAPI::CLOSURE()->add(
    xuid: "123456789",
    username: "Doge",
    amount: 55,
    decimals: 25,
    onSuccess: static function (): void {
        echo 'Balance updated successfully.';
    },
    onError: static function (SQLException $exception): void {
        if ($exception instanceof RecordNotFoundException) {
            echo 'Account not found';
            return;
        }

        echo 'An error occurred while updating the balance.';
    }
);

// Using async-await
Await::f2c(
    function () use ($player): Generator {
        try {
            yield from BedrockEconomyAPI::ASYNC()->add(
                xuid: "123456789",
                username: "Doge",
                amount: 55,
                decimals: 25,
            );
            echo 'Balance updated successfully.';
        } catch (RecordNotFoundException) {
            echo 'Account not found';
        } catch (SQLException) {
            echo 'An error occurred while updating the balance.';
        }
    }
);

Subtracting Funds from a Player's Balance

You can subtract funds from a player's balance using the subtract method. Here's an example:

BedrockEconomyAPI::CLOSURE()->subtract(
    xuid: "123456789",
    username: "Doge",
    amount: 55,
    decimals: 25,
    onSuccess: static function (): void {
        echo 'Balance updated successfully.';
    },
    onError: static function (SQLException $exception): void {
        if ($exception instanceof RecordNotFoundException) {
            echo 'Account not found';
            return;
        }

        if ($exception instanceof InsufficientFundsException) {
            echo 'Insufficient funds';
            return;
        }

        echo 'An error occurred while updating the balance.';
    }
);

// Using async-await
Await::f2c(
    function () use ($player): Generator {
        try {
            yield from BedrockEconomyAPI::ASYNC()->subtract(
                xuid: "123456789",
                username: "Doge",
                amount: 55,
                decimals: 25,
            );
            echo 'Balance updated successfully.';
        } catch (RecordNotFoundException) {
            echo 'Account not found';
        } catch (InsufficientFundsException) {
            echo 'Insufficient funds';
        } catch (SQLException) {
            echo 'An error occurred while updating the balance.';
        }
    }
);

Transferring Funds Between Players

You can transfer funds from one player to another using the transfer method. Here's an example:

$sourcePlayer = ['xuid' => 'source_xuid', 'username' => 'source_username'];
$targetPlayer = ['xuid' => 'target_xuid', 'username' => 'target_username'];

BedrockEconomyAPI::CLOSURE()->transfer(
    source: $sourcePlayer,
    target: $targetPlayer,
    amount: 55,
    decimals: 25,
    onSuccess: static function (): void {
        echo 'Balance transfer successful.';
    },
    onError: static function (SQLException $exception): void {
        if ($exception instanceof RecordNotFoundException) {
            echo 'Account not found';
            return;
        }
        
        if ($exception instanceof InsufficientFundsException) {
            echo 'Insufficient funds';
            return;
        }

        echo 'An error occurred during the balance transfer.';
    }
);

// Using async-await
Await::f2c(
    function () use ($sourcePlayer, $targetPlayer): Generator {
        try {
            yield from BedrockEconomyAPI::ASYNC()->transfer(
                source: $sourcePlayer,
                target: $targetPlayer,
                amount: 55,
                decimals: 25,
            );
            echo 'Balance transfer successful.';
        } catch (RecordNotFoundException) {
            echo 'Account not found';
        } catch (InsufficientFundsException) {
            echo 'Insufficient funds';
        } catch (SQLException) {
            echo 'An error occurred during the balance transfer.';
        }
    }
);

These examples demonstrate how to perform common operations using the BedrockEconomy API, such as retrieving player balances, adding and subtracting funds, and transferring funds between players.

Tools

• BedrockEconomyHistory
• BedrockEconomyScore

License

This project is released under the MIT License. For more information, please refer to the LICENSE file.