feat: allow to pass in relative paths for input files and add assets file

[CodyAdam]

Issue

The gradlew runServer doesn't pass in the Assets.zip file as a parameter, which causes the server to crash.

Solution

I added a property in the build.gradle.kts to allow the user to pass in the Assets.zip location so it's used.

Bonus

I also made the two fields be able to accept either URLs, relative, or absolute paths.

[Joshi234]

I can confirm this works, probably the easiest wat to fix this as you need authentication for the download, authentication could be something for down the road.
To actually make this work the plugin dir needs to be changed to "mods" instead of "plugins"

Edit:
Also the dependency needs to be updated to the serverjar aswell so you have the actual api

[Joshi234]

Its working:

[CodyAdam]

@Joshi234 I didn't really understand what you meant, could you rephrase ?

[DanielNovaesDias]

I believe the only observation he had is that the "plugins" folder where the user's plugin is being copied to should be named mods instead for it to work with the hytale jar. It doesn't have anything to do with the PR tho.

[Joshi234]

I believe the only observation he had is that the "plugins" folder where the user's plugin is being copied to should be named mods instead for it to work with the hytale jar. It doesn't have anything to do with the PR tho.

Yeah that and the server jar needs to be set as dependency in the gradle so you can actually write plugins

dependencies {
    // Hytale Server API (provided by server at runtime)
    compileOnly(files("./HytaleServer.jar"))

    // Common dependencies (will be bundled in JAR)
    implementation("com.google.code.gson:gson:2.10.1")
    implementation("org.jetbrains:annotations:24.1.0")

    // Test dependencies
    testImplementation("org.junit.jupiter:junit-jupiter:5.10.0")
    testRuntimeOnly("org.junit.platform:junit-platform-launcher")
}

in build.gradle.kts
andin RunHytalePlugin.kt

fun run() {
        // Create directories
        val runDir = File(project.projectDir, "run").apply { mkdirs() }
        val pluginsDir = File(runDir, "mods").apply { mkdirs() }
        val jarFile = File(runDir, "server.jar")

While thoes fixed doen't relate directly to your pr, it would be nice if you could commit them to make this template usable with this pr

[CodyAdam]

I updated the PR with the renaming to mods folder

[antoyne7]

Is it expected to have ./HytaleServer.jar here while in other places it is at ./libs/HytaleServer.jar ?

[jeanniardJ]

It turns out that in the build.gradle.kts file, there is the following path: "./libs/HytaleServer.jar".