Getting Start

Configurable starts with an object that implements IConfigurable. The default implementation of buildConfigurator(...) scans the object with ConfiguratorParser, finds @Configurable fields, and creates UI rows for them.

import com.lowdragmc.lowdraglib2.configurator.IConfigurable;
import com.lowdragmc.lowdraglib2.configurator.annotation.ConfigNumber;
import com.lowdragmc.lowdraglib2.configurator.annotation.Configurable;

public class ShopEntry implements IConfigurable {
    @Configurable(name = "Display Name")
    public String displayName = "Apple";

    @Configurable(name = "Price", tips = "Cost paid by the player")
    @ConfigNumber(range = {0, 9999}, wheel = 1)
    public int price = 10;

    @Configurable(name = "Enabled")
    public boolean enabled = true;
}

Show it in an editor inspector:

ShopEntry entry = new ShopEntry();
editor.inspectorView.inspect(entry);

Or use the standalone Inspector element:

Inspector inspector = new Inspector();
inspector.inspect(entry);

The object does not need to know about the editor. The inspector asks it to build configurators, then displays the returned UI inside a scrollable panel.

Manual Configurators

Use annotations for ordinary field editing. Override buildConfigurator(...) when the UI needs custom layout, generated rows, or controls that do not map cleanly to one field.

public class RuntimeInfo implements IConfigurable {
    @Override
    public void buildConfigurator(ConfiguratorGroup father) {
        father.addConfigurator(new StringConfigurator(
                "Status",
                () -> "Running",
                value -> {},
                "Running",
                false
        ));
    }
}

You can also mix both styles:

@Override
public void buildConfigurator(ConfiguratorGroup father) {
    IConfigurable.super.buildConfigurator(father);
    father.addConfigurator(new HeaderConfigurator("Runtime", 5));
}

Use manual configurators carefully. Once you bypass field parsing, you are responsible for calling setters, updating the model, and notifying changes.