Java how to get config values bukkit

To get config values in Bukkit (a plugin development framework for the popular game Minecraft), you can use the getConfig() method of the JavaPlugin class to get a Configuration object, which can be used to access the values in the config file.

Here's an example of how to get config values in Bukkit:

public class MyPlugin extends JavaPlugin {

    @Override
    public void onEnable() {
        // Load the config file
        saveDefaultConfig();
        reloadConfig();

        // Get the config values
        String value1 = getConfig().getString("key1");
        int value2 = getConfig().getInt("key2");
        boolean value3 = getConfig().getBoolean("key3");

        // Do something with the config values
        // ...
    }

}

In the above example, the saveDefaultConfig() method is used to create a default config file if one does not already exist, and the reloadConfig() method is used to reload the config file from disk.

The getString(), getInt(), and getBoolean() methods of the Configuration class are then used to get the values of the keys key1, key2, and key3 from the config file, respectively.

The values are then stored in variables of the appropriate type (String, int, and boolean) and can be used in the plugin as needed.

For more information on working with config files in Bukkit, you can refer to the documentation for the JavaPlugin class in the Bukkit API.