Supported Minecraft Versions:

• 1.13, 1.14

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Shop-Gui-Api is a simple solution to setting up shops. Rather than writing out crazy amounts of lines, you simply just need to write 1 line per shop item in your GUI

REQUIRES:
- Skript (Tested with Bensku's fork - 2.3Beta4)
- Skript-Mirror (Tested with 1.0.0)
- Tuske (Tested with TuskePikachuPatch3)
- Vault+Economy (Its a shop after all)

HOW TO INSTALL:
- Just simply throw this in your scripts folder (plugins/Skript/scripts/)
- It needs to load before any script that is using this syntax, which is why I named it starting with an A

SYNTAX:

Code (Skript):

1. (set|format) shop slot %number% of %player% (with|to) [%integer% of] %itemtype% [with gui name %-string%] [[and ]with gui lore %-strings%] [[and ]with sell price %-integer%] [[and ]with buy price %-integer%]:
2.  

Let me break this down for you to make this easier to understand

Code (Skript):

1. (set|format) shop slot %number% of %player%

Setting the slot number of the shop in the gui for the player

Code (Skript):

1. (with|to) [%integer% of] %itemtype%

This is the amount and item you want in your shop. (Defaults to 1 if left out)
The amount won't show up in the gui as that many items, but rather in the lore for sell/buy amount.

Code (Skript):

1. [with gui name %-string%] [[and ]with gui lore %-strings%]

You can set the name and lore separately from the actual name and lore of the item. For instance, lets say you put a diamond sword named "SHARPIE" in as your item, well you can give it a different name to show up in your GUI, same goes for the lore.

Code (Skript):

1. [[and ]with sell price %-integer%] [[and ]with buy price %-integer%]

Here is where you set the buy and sell price for said item, per item. The API will take care of the rest. If you are selling 10 items for 10 each, you API will automatically calculate for you, resulting in $100

PICTURES:
Heres some little pics to show the GUI in action

Spoiler: PICTURES

EXAMPLES:
These examples are also included in the script itself, and can be removed. They are just there for reference.

Spoiler: EXAMPLES

Code (Skript):

1. command /guitest:
2.     permission: gui.api.test
3.     trigger:
4.         open virtual chest inventory with size 3 named "&3GUI" for player
5.  
6.         #! Boring old cobble stone
7.  
8.         set shop slot 1 of player to cobblestone with gui name "&aCOBBLE" with gui lore "&cFancy Cobble" with sell price 10 and with buy price 20
9.         set shop slot 2 of player to 10 of cobblestone with gui name "&aCOBBLE" with gui lore "&cFancy Cobble" with sell price 10 and with buy price 20
10.  
11.         #! Custom items
12.  
13.         set {_sword} to diamond sword of sharpness 10
14.         set name of {_sword} to "&3Super Sharp Sword"
15.         set lore of {_sword} to "&aVery sharp" and "&abe careful"
16.         set shop slot 3 of player with {_sword} with gui name "&aMystery Sword" with gui lore "&5Never know what you're going to get" with buy price 500
17.  
18.         set shop slot 4 of player with diamond pickaxe of efficiency 10 with gui name "&aSuper Fast Pick" with gui lore "&dThis pick will break crap quickly" with buy price 1000
19.         set shop slot 5 of player with diamond pickaxe of fortune 10 with gui name "&aSuper Lucky Pick" with gui lore "&dThis pick will give you so much stuff" with buy price 700
20.  
21.         #! Essential stuff but making it loop to save time writing it all out
22.  
23.         set {_basics::*} to stone, dirt, cobblestone, oak log, white wool and sand
24.         set {_slot} to 6
25.         loop {_basics::*}:
26.             set {_item} to capitalized "%loop-value%"
27.             set shop slot {_slot} of player with loop-value with gui name "&a%{_item}%" with sell price 1 and with buy price 2
28.             add 1 to {_slot}