@gdude2002 We currently do not have a maven repository, and the only real form of CI we have is Travis CI. https://travis-ci.org/TheNewEconomy/TNE-Bukkit

If you’ve switched from another economy plugin to TNE, please take a moment to tell us which one:
What economy plugin did you switch from?

Please Note: This project is in Alpha stage, and may therefore contain multiple bugs. Please report any bugs you find.
Latest Release: Alpha 5.4

About

The New Economy is a feature-packed economy plugin that is currently still under heavy development. TNE is meant to offer an all-in-one solution for server economies, while also being completely configurable to each server’s needs. Whether you want a simple single currency economy, or multiple currencies per world with multiple worlds, TNE is for you.

Support

There’s only two ways to support the development of TNE at this moment.

• My Patreon
• Share TNE with other server owners

Basic Information

Some basic information you might want to look over.

• Github
• Bugs/Feature Requests/Suggestions
• Permission Nodes
• Commands
• To view the default configuration file w/ comments
• We’re on Esper! #TheNewEconomy

Default Configurations

• config.yml
• materials.yml
• messages.yml
• mobs.yml
• objects.yml
• players.yml
• worlds.yml

Features

• Features
• Planned

Requirements

• Vault(optional)

Support

For support choose one of the following.

• Skype: creatorfromhell
• Email: [email protected]

API

To acces the API import the jar file(TNE.jar) then use the following code:
TNE.instance().api();

In the following example we’ll get a player’s balance using the API.

TNEAPI ecoAPI = TNE.instance().api();
ecoAPI.getBalance(player);

Source code for the API class can be found here.

Team

• creatorfromhell

Contribute

To contribute to The New Economy you may fork our Github Repository, and make a Pull Request. The repository is located at: https://github.com/TheNewEconomy/TNE-Bukkit .

@momothereal That’s not really their own “implementation,” but rather the addition of the Sponge API into the vanilla server software(same approach Bukkit took). What’s wrong with this? Well, let’s just use Bukkit as an example of what could go wrong.