Make Allium A Language Provider

[PalorderSoftWorksOfficial]

I would suggest rather then being an external lua loader make it a languageprovider for mods and i have some experience for that with forge so i can help porting / rewriting this to be also a language provider rather then a external lua loader so mods can be written in lua source code

[hugeblank]

It's not a bad idea. I'll have to take a look at what a forge/neoforge adapter look like before making any promises about this, but for fabric it would definitely be trivial. The only thing I'd be shaky about is that scripts would now be regular old jar files that can be uploaded to places like CF and Modrinth. I worry about an additional language they have to scan for being an undue burden on their moderating teams.

[hugeblank]

I've created a branch to have a crack at this in Fabric. Let me know your thoughts: hugeblank/allium/language-adapter

[hugeblank]

I'll note there's a lot of jank around the conversion of an entrypoint to a script (See the static block in AlliumLanguageAdapter). Allium really wasn't designed for this in mind and I'm not entirely convinced that this is the way forward for the project.

[PalorderSoftWorksOfficial]

Sorry for a long time for me to reply, Im not really that good with the fabric mod loader but i can take a look to see like what i can do.

[PalorderSoftWorksOfficial]

If you have discord add me on it:
null_hkwhsvykly

[hugeblank]

Go ahead and join the moongarden discord. It's linked on the readme via the little breadcrumb at the top, but I think I need to explicitly mention it somewhere in it too.

[Dryym]

I said this in the Discord, But forgot to reply here until now.

"To me, The appeal of something like Allium or Kubejs is that you can just write code and then get immediate feedback on said code without needing to worry about Gradle bullshit. I think this would remove what makes it special"