Best MockBukkit code snippet using be.seeseemelk.mockbukkit.block.state.HopperMock.createInventory
Source: HopperMock.java
...52 // TODO Auto-generated method stub53 throw new UnimplementedOperationException();54 }55 @Override56 protected InventoryMock createInventory()57 {58 return new HopperInventoryMock(this);59 }60 @Override61 public BlockState getSnapshot()62 {63 return new HopperMock(this);64 }65}...
createInventory
Using AI Code Generation
1HopperMock hopper = new HopperMock(Material.HOPPER);2Inventory inventory = hopper.createInventory(27);3inventory.addItem(new ItemStack(Material.DIAMOND, 5));4if(inventory.contains(Material.DIAMOND, 5)) {5System.out.println("Item is in inventory");6}7ItemStack item = inventory.getItem(0);8if(item != null) {9System.out.println("Item is not null");10}11if(item.getType() == Material.DIAMOND) {12System.out.println("Item is a diamond");13}14if(item.getAmount() == 5) {15System.out.println("Item has 5 items");16}17inventory.removeItem(new ItemStack(Material.DIAMOND, 5));18if(!inventory.contains(Material.DIAMOND, 5)) {19System.out.println("Item is not in inventory");20}21if(item == null) {22System.out.println("Item is null");23}24if(item.getType() != Material.DIAMOND) {25System.out.println("Item is not a diamond");26}27if(item.getAmount() != 5) {28System.out.println("Item has not 5 items");29}30int size = inventory.getSize();31if(size == 27) {32System.out.println("Inventory size is 27");33}34String name = inventory.getName();35if(name == null) {36System.out.println("Inventory name is null");37}38if(name.equals("Hopper")) {39System.out.println("Inventory name is Hopper");40}41InventoryType type = inventory.getType();42if(type == InventoryType.HOPPER) {43System.out.println("Inventory type is HOPPER");44}45InventoryHolder holder = inventory.getHolder();46if(holder == null) {47System.out.println("Inventory holder is null");48}
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