ValidatedRegistryType

import me.fzzyhmstrs.fzzy_config.util.AllowableIdentifiers
import me.fzzyhmstrs.fzzy_config.util.EnumTranslatable
import me.fzzyhmstrs.fzzy_config.util.ValidationResult
import me.fzzyhmstrs.fzzy_config.validation.collection.ValidatedList
import me.fzzyhmstrs.fzzy_config.validation.minecraft.ValidatedIdentifier
import me.fzzyhmstrs.fzzy_config.validation.minecraft.ValidatedRegistryType
import me.fzzyhmstrs.fzzy_config.validation.minecraft.ValidatedTagKey
import me.fzzyhmstrs.fzzy_config.validation.misc.*
import me.fzzyhmstrs.fzzy_config.validation.misc.ValidatedColor.Companion.validatedColor
import me.fzzyhmstrs.fzzy_config.validation.number.ValidatedInt
import net.minecraft.item.Items
import net.minecraft.item.SwordItem
import net.minecraft.registry.Registries
import net.minecraft.registry.tag.ItemTags
import net.minecraft.util.Identifier
import java.awt.Color
import java.util.function.Function

fun main() { 
   //sampleStart 
   //example simple validation of items. Any item in the Registries.ITEM registry will be valid.
//Type: ValidatedField<Item>
var validatedItem = ValidatedRegistryType.of(Registries.ITEM)

//in a more complex example, we can filter down. Maybe only swords from your mod (we'll pretend your mod is minecraft for this example)
//Type: ValidatedField<Item>
var validatedItemComplex = ValidatedRegistryType.of(Items.WOODEN_SWORD, Registries.ITEM) { id, re -> id.namespace == "minecraft" && re.value() is SwordItem }

//Since we know all the outputs will be swords, we could map it down to provide SwordItem outputs
//Type: ValidatedField<SwordItem>
var validatedItemSword = ValidatedRegistryType.of(Items.WOODEN_SWORD, Registries.ITEM) { id, re ->
    id.namespace == "minecraft" && re.value() is SwordItem
}.map(
    { item -> item as SwordItem },
    Function.identity()
) 
   //sampleEnd
}