How to use getLoreComponents method of be.seeseemelk.mockbukkit.inventory.meta.ItemMetaMock class

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...351 {352 return lore == null ? null : new ArrayList<>(lore);353 }354 @Override355 public @Nullable List<BaseComponent[]> getLoreComponents()356 {357 /​/​ TODO Auto-generated method stub358 throw new UnimplementedOperationException();359 }360 @Override361 public void setLore(@Nullable List<String> lore)362 {363 if (lore != null && !lore.isEmpty())364 {365 this.lore = new ArrayList<>(lore);366 }367 else368 {369 this.lore = null;...

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getLoreComponents

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1ItemMetaMock meta = new ItemMetaMock();2meta.setDisplayName("Test item");3meta.setLore(Arrays.asList("Line 1", "Line 2"));4ItemStack item = new ItemStack(Material.STONE);5item.setItemMeta(meta);6List<Component> lore = meta.getLoreComponents();7meta.setLoreComponents(Arrays.asList(Component.text("Line 1"), Component.text("Line 2")));8meta.loreComponentIterator();

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getLoreComponents

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1public void getLoreComponentsTest()2{3 ItemStack item = new ItemStack(Material.STONE);4 ItemMeta meta = item.getItemMeta();5 meta.setLore(Arrays.asList("Line 1", "Line 2", "Line 3"));6 item.setItemMeta(meta);7 ItemMetaMock mockMeta = (ItemMetaMock) meta;8 List<Component> lore = mockMeta.getLoreComponents();9 assertEquals("Line 1", lore.get(0).toString());10 assertEquals("Line 2", lore.get(1).toString());11 assertEquals("Line 3", lore.get(2).toString());12}13public void setLoreComponentsTest()14{15 ItemStack item = new ItemStack(Material.STONE);16 ItemMeta meta = item.getItemMeta();17 meta.setLore(Arrays.asList("Line 1", "Line 2", "Line 3"));18 item.setItemMeta(meta);19 ItemMetaMock mockMeta = (ItemMetaMock) meta;20 List<Component> lore = Arrays.asList(Component.text("Line 1"), Component.text("Line 2"), Component.text("Line 3"));21 mockMeta.setLoreComponents(lore);22 List<Component> lore2 = mockMeta.getLoreComponents();23 assertEquals("Line 1", lore2.get(0).toString());24 assertEquals("Line 2", lore2.get(1).toString());25 assertEquals("Line 3", lore2.get(2).toString());26}27public void getDisplayNameComponentTest()28{29 ItemStack item = new ItemStack(Material.STONE);30 ItemMeta meta = item.getItemMeta();31 meta.setDisplayName("DisplayName");32 item.setItemMeta(meta);33 ItemMetaMock mockMeta = (ItemMetaMock) meta;34 Component displayName = mockMeta.getDisplayNameComponent();35 assertEquals("DisplayName", displayName.toString());36}37public void setDisplayNameComponentTest()38{39 ItemStack item = new ItemStack(Material.STONE);40 ItemMeta meta = item.getItemMeta();41 meta.setDisplayName("DisplayName");42 item.setItemMeta(meta);

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1@DisplayName("getLoreComponents test")2void getLoreComponentsTest() {3 ItemMetaMock meta = new ItemMetaMock();4 ArrayList<String> lore = new ArrayList<>();5 lore.add("test");6 lore.add("test2");7 meta.setLore(lore);8 assertEquals(meta.getLoreComponents(), lore);9}

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1import be.seeseemelk.mockbukkit.inventory.meta.ItemMetaMock;2import org.bukkit.ChatColor;3import org.bukkit.Material;4import org.bukkit.inventory.ItemStack;5import org.bukkit.inventory.meta.ItemMeta;6import java.util.ArrayList;7import java.util.List;8{9 public static void main(String[] args)10 {11 {12 ItemStack item = new ItemStack(Material.STONE, 1);13 ItemMetaMock itemMetaMock = new ItemMetaMock();14 List<String> loreComponents = new ArrayList<>();15 loreComponents.add("lore line 1");16 loreComponents.add("lore line 2");17 loreComponents.add("lore line 3");18 itemMetaMock.setLoreComponents(loreComponents);19 List<String> loreComponents2 = itemMetaMock.getLoreComponents();20 System.out.println("lore components: " + loreComponents2);21 List<String> lore = new ArrayList<>();

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getLoreComponents

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1ItemStack item = new ItemStack(Material.DIAMOND_SWORD);2ItemMeta meta = item.getItemMeta();3List<Component> lore = Arrays.asList(Component.text("lore1"), Component.text("lore2"));4meta.lore(lore);5item.setItemMeta(meta);6lore = meta.lore();7ItemMetaMock meta = new ItemMetaMock();8List<Component> lore = Arrays.asList(Component.text("lore1"), Component.text("lore2"));9meta.lore(lore);10lore = meta.getLoreComponents();11ItemMetaMock meta = new ItemMetaMock();12List<Component> lore = Arrays.asList(Component.text("lore1"), Component.text("lore2"));13meta.lore(lore);14lore = meta.getLoreComponents();15meta.lore(lore);16lore = meta.getLoreComponents();17meta.lore(lore);18lore = meta.getLoreComponents();19meta.lore(lore);20lore = meta.getLoreComponents();

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