net.fabricmc.fabric.api.client.networking.v1

Class ClientLoginConnectionEvents

java.lang.Object

net.fabricmc.fabric.api.client.networking.v1.ClientLoginConnectionEvents

@Environment(value=CLIENT)
public final class ClientLoginConnectionEvents
extends Object

Offers access to events related to the connection to a server on the client while the server is processing the client's login request.

Nested Class Summary

Nested Classes

Modifier and Type	Class and Description
static interface	ClientLoginConnectionEvents.Disconnect
static interface	ClientLoginConnectionEvents.Init
static interface	ClientLoginConnectionEvents.QueryStart

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field and Description
static Event<ClientLoginConnectionEvents.Disconnect>	DISCONNECT An event for when the client's login process has ended due to disconnection.
static Event<ClientLoginConnectionEvents.Init>	INIT Event indicating a connection entered the LOGIN state, ready for registering query request handlers.
static Event<ClientLoginConnectionEvents.QueryStart>	QUERY_START An event for when the client has started receiving login queries.

Method Summary

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

INIT

public static final Event<ClientLoginConnectionEvents.Init> INIT

Event indicating a connection entered the LOGIN state, ready for registering query request handlers. This event may be used by mods to prepare their client side state. This event does not guarantee that a login attempt will be successful.

See Also:

ClientLoginNetworking.registerReceiver(Identifier, ClientLoginNetworking.LoginQueryRequestHandler)

QUERY_START

public static final Event<ClientLoginConnectionEvents.QueryStart> QUERY_START

An event for when the client has started receiving login queries. A client can only start receiving login queries when a server has sent the first login query. Vanilla servers will typically never make the client enter this login phase, but it is not a guarantee that the connected server is a vanilla server since a modded server or proxy may have no login queries to send to the client and therefore bypass the login query phase. If this event is fired then it is a sign that a server is not a vanilla server or the server is behind a proxy which is capable of handling login queries.

This event may be used to register login query handlers which may be used to send a response to a server.

No packets should be sent when this event is invoked.

DISCONNECT

public static final Event<ClientLoginConnectionEvents.Disconnect> DISCONNECT

An event for when the client's login process has ended due to disconnection.

No packets should be sent when this event is invoked.