Package org.spongepowered.asm.mixin

Primary interaction points ( @Mixin and @MixinEnvironment) and annotations (eg. @Mixin, @Shadow) for mixin consumers.

See: Description

Class Summary

Class	Description
MixinEnvironment	The mixin environment manages global state information for the mixin subsystem.
MixinEnvironment.Phase	Environment phase, deliberately not implemented as an enum
Mixins	Entry point for registering global mixin resources.

Enum Summary

Enum	Description
Interface.Remap	Describes the remapping strategy applied to methods matching this interface.
MixinEnvironment.CompatibilityLevel	Operational compatibility level for the mixin subsystem
MixinEnvironment.Option	Mixin options
MixinEnvironment.Side	Represents a "side", client or dedicated server

Annotation Types Summary

Annotation Type	Description
Debug	Anotation used to decorate items you might wish to examine after mixin application.
Dynamic	Decorator annotation for mixin elements whose targets are not available in the original class and are either fabricated or transformed at runtime.
Final	This annotation has two uses: On an Shadow field, it can be used to raise an error-level log message if any write occurrences appear in the mixin bytecode.
Implements	Pseudo-implements decorator for Mixins with conflicting methods in a superclass to soft-implement an interface.
Interface	This annotation is used to define information for a soft-implemented interface.
Intrinsic	This annotation allows fine-tuning of the overwrite policy for a soft-implemented interface member method.
Mixin	The main decorator for mixin classes, this annotation denotes a class as a mixin and specifies two key attributes: The target classes Every mixin requires at least one target class in order to be valid.
Mutable	Use in conjunction with Final or Accessor to indicate that whilst a target field is final in the target class, mutation within the mixin is intentional.
Overwrite	Annotation used to indicate a mixin class member which must overwrite a method in the target class.
Pseudo	A Mixin marked as @Pseudo is allowed to target classes which are not available at compile time and may not be available at runtime.
Shadow	Used to indicate a Mixin class member which is acting as a placeholder for a method or field in the target class
SoftOverride	Decorator for methods which override a method in a supermixin which the containing mixin does not directly extend
Unique	This annotation, when applied to a member method or field in a mixin, indicates that the member should never overwrite a matching member in the target class.

Package org.spongepowered.asm.mixin Description

Primary interaction points ( @Mixin and @MixinEnvironment) and annotations (eg. @Mixin, @Shadow) for mixin consumers.