🚰 SpigotSpy

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💡 What?

SpigotSpy is a runtime debugging tool that injects logging into any method on your Minecraft server. No restarts, no recompilation. Just debugging.

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🧰 Usage

SpigotSpy supports two forms of logging:

1. Value-based logging, which checks variable values and method return values.
2. Stack trace logging, which prints a stack trace when the target method is called.

To use these, the user can interact with commands:

• /spigotspy logvalues <fullyQualifiedMethodName>
• /spigotspy logstacktrace <fullyQualifiedMethodName>
• /spigotspy resetclass <fullyQualifiedClassName>

Fully qualified class/method names

A fully qualified class name is the JVM's path to a class. It is essential that when the user points to a method they'd like to log or a class they'd like to reset, they use the fully-qualified name.

Fully qualified class name examples:

• org.bukkit.Bukkit
• me.redot.spigotspy.SpigotSpyPlugin

Fully qualified method name examples:

• org.bukkit.Bukkit.getOnlinePlayers
• me.redot.spigotspy.SpigotSpyPlugin#onEnable

Pro tip: in IntelliJ, Ctrl + Alt + Shift + C will copy these references for you!

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➡️ Why?

Because nobody wants to re-compile their sources just to add some logging. Instead of that, just run a command and check console.

Make sure to reset the classes afterward for performance and peace of mind. This can spam console a lot.

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Sincerely,
Redot ❤️