Sponge プロジェクトの構成

Sponge プロジェクトは GitHub のリポジトリでホストされた異なる下位プロジェクトで構成されています。詳細に入る前の簡単な概要を示します。

プロジェクト

説明

What is done in the repository?

SpongeAPI

API そのもの

API そのものの開発

SpongeForge

Forge 上に実装された SpongeAPI 実装

Development of the parts of SpongeForge which rely on Forge

SpongeVanilla

直接バニラの Minecraft 上に実装された SpongeAPI 実装

Development of the Vanilla Counterpart of the SpongeForge repository

SpongeCommon

The shared code between SpongeForge and SpongeVanilla

Development of all code which is shared between SpongeForge and SpongeVanilla

Mixin

The tool used to inject the implementations into the underlying code structure

Development of our solution to hook Sponge into the Minecraft server

SpongeDocs

The official SpongeProject Documentation

SpongeDocs の拡充、修正、執筆

SpongeHome

Sponge プロジェクトの Web サイト

Web サイトの開発

Ore

プラグインホスティングの解決策

Development of our plugin hosting solution

SpongeAuth

The authentication portal and SSO for our websites

Development of our authentication portal and SSO solution

SpongeCommon 、 SpongeForge そして SpongeVanilla

The SpongeCommon repository is the base which contains all code which is shared between the SpongeForge and SpongeVanilla implementation. The SpongeForge and SpongeVanilla repositories contain all code which can’t be shared between them, as Forge requires some Forge specific things which won’t work on Vanilla and vice versa.

When you refer to the SpongeForge implementation, you’re basically talking about everything contained in the SpongeCommon and SpongeForge repositories. The same applies for SpongeVanilla and SpongeCommon. This is the reason why building SpongeForge or SpongeVanilla from the repository without including SpongeCommon won’t work.

SpongeHome

SpongeHome is the Sponge Project’s website. It’s written in Golang, using the go-macaron library. It uses SCSS as its CSS preprocessor.

Ore

Ore is our very own plugin hosting solution. It’s written in Scala, based on the Play Framework and of course open source!

How everything is tied together

The image shows the various parts of the Sponge Implementations and how they interact with each other and their dependencies. On the left side is a typical SpongeForge setup with some SpongeAPI plugins, a Forge mod and a hybrid which uses Forge (as a mod) and Sponge (as a plugin) to interact. On the right side there’s a typical SpongeVanilla setup. You’ll notice that SpongeVanilla doesn’t support Forge mods or the hybrid, because SpongeVanilla is missing the Forge functionality:

Repo Overview