Package valorless.rarespawns.utils

Class TimeOfDayUtils

java.lang.Object

valorless.rarespawns.utils.TimeOfDayUtils

public final class TimeOfDayUtils
extends Object

Utility to check whether a world/time-of-day falls into a named or custom range. - Works with a raw tick time (long time) in 0..23999 (will be normalized mod 24000). - Supports named ranges: SUNRISE, DAY, SUNSET, NIGHT (case-insensitive). - Supports custom ranges expressed as "start-end", for example "0-18000". If start invalid input: '<'= end the range is start..end inclusive. If start > end the range wraps around midnight and means start..23999 OR 0..end. Example defaults used here: - SUNRISE: 23000-1000 (wraps: late night -> early morning) - DAY: 1000-12000 - SUNSET: 12000-13000 - NIGHT: 13000-23000 Adjust the namedRanges map if you want different defaults.

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
TimeOfDayUtils()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
static boolean	isTimeOfDay(long time, String rangeOrName)	Check whether the given tick time is inside the provided range or named period.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Constructor Details

TimeOfDayUtils

public TimeOfDayUtils()

Method Details

isTimeOfDay

public static boolean isTimeOfDay(long time,
 String rangeOrName)

Check whether the given tick time is inside the provided range or named period.

Parameters:

time - world time in ticks (will be normalized mod 24000)

rangeOrName - either a named range (SUNRISE, DAY, SUNSET, NIGHT) or a custom "start-end" string

Returns:

true when time is inside the range; false if parsing fails or not in range