Creating Your Plugin

The Plugin Class
The class that you want to represent your plugin needs to extend me.darrionat.pluginlib.Plugin. 
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package me.darrionat.fakeplugin.FakePlugin;
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import me.darrionat.fakeplugin.ErrorManager();
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import me.darrionat.pluginlib.ErrorHandler;
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import me.darrionat.pluginlib.Plugin;
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public class FakePlugin extends Plugin {
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	public void initPlugin() {
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	  // Initializes your command
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		new FakeCommand(this);
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	}
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	public ErrorHandler getErrorHandler() {
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		return new ErrorManager();
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	}
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	@Override
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	public void onDisable() {
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	}
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}
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Typically, when you extend JavaPlugin, you use onEnable() but the Plugin superclass does some things behind the scenes before it starts your plugin, so you need to use initPlugin() instead.
When your plugin is disabled, onDisable() will be run.
Error Handlers
Every plugin is required to have an ErrorHandler. More information about the ErrorHandler interface can be found here. 

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