BlueberryWolfiAPIs

Comfy APIs for WEBFISHING Mod Development

A collection of APIs designed for use in the Comfy WEBFISHING mod within GDWeave, providing streamlined management for player interactions, keybinds, and more.

Installation (for the peeps)

1. Ensure GDWeave is installed and working properly
2. Download the latest release
3. Extract the zip to BlueberryWolfi.APIs and be careful to not rename it.
4. Place the folder in WEBFISHING/GDWeave/Mods/BlueberryWolfi.APIs
5. Install any other mods which use my API, like

Developer Usage (for the nerds)

1. Import the downloaded source code folder into your godot project directory as mods/BlueberryWolfi.APIs.
2. Add an autoload entry in your project settings named BlueberryWolfiAPIs (no dot) to ensure that the APIs load before your mods.
3. Important: When exporting your project, be careful not to include the source code of these APIs.

Code Integration

PlayerAPI Example: Importing PlayerAPI

var PlayerAPI

func _ready():
	PlayerAPI = get_node_or_null("/root/BlueberryWolfiAPIs/PlayerAPI")
	PlayerAPI.connect("_player_added", self, "init_player")

func init_player(player: Actor):
	# example:
	# print(PlayerAPI.get_player_name(player))

KeybindsAPI Example: Importing KeybindsAPI

var _keybinds_api

func _ready():
	_keybinds_api = get_node_or_null("/root/BlueberryWolfiAPIs/KeybindsAPI")

	var pushtalk_mic_signal = KeybindAPI.register_keybind({
	  "action_name": "toggle_ptt",
	  "title": "Toggle Push to Talk",
	  "key": KEY_T,
	})
	
	_keybinds_api.connect(pushtalk_mic_signal, self, "_on_to_talk_button_down")       # key down signal is automatically created.
	_keybinds_api.connect(pushtalk_mic_signal + "_up", self, "_on_to_talk_button_up") # key up signal is automatically created.

func _on_to_talk_button_down() -> void:
	print("Push to talk on")

func _on_to_talk_button_up() -> void:
	print("Push to talk off")

PlayerAPI

The PlayerAPI simplifies player-related tasks such as managing actors, steam IDs, and player states.

Variables

PlayerAPI.local_player  # Local player as an actor
PlayerAPI.in_game       # Checks if the player is in the game
PlayerAPI.players       # List of player actors in the game

Signals

_player_added(player)   # Triggered when a player joins, returns the player actor
_player_removed(player) # Triggered when a player leaves, returns the player actor
_ingame()               # Triggered when the local player is in-game

Functions

is_player(node: Node) -> bool                      # Checks if a node is a Player
get_player_from_steamid(steamid: String) -> Actor  # Gets player by Steam ID
get_player_name(player: Actor) -> String           # Returns player's name
get_player_title(player: Actor) -> String          # Returns player's title
get_player_steamid(player: Actor) -> String        # Returns player's Steam ID

KeybindsAPI

The KeybindsAPI allows mods to register custom keybinds and trigger signals for input events. Configurable in the in-game controls menu.

Signals

_keybind_changed(keybind: String, title: String, input_event: InputEventKey)

Functions

register_keybind(keybind_data: Dictionary) -> String  # Registers a keybind, returns the signal name

Note: A signal with "_up" appended to the signal name is automatically created for key release.

Requirements

• Ensure GDWeave is properly installed to use these APIs.