FAQ

The relationship with JDA?

Completely nothing related with. I've never used JDA before. This wrapper was written by me without referring to any other similar wrappers.

Why does the code style so strange?

In someone's eyes yes but in my opinion there's nothing strange. Everyone has their own style and it's worthless to argue with. My codes in the 'incorrect' style still compiles smoothly and I get the thing exactly the same as what your so-called 'formatted' code compiles.

Why are there so many dependencies?

Why don't you go down the path that others have already built for you and choose to start over yourself? You thought you could show yourself like this? Waste of life. You can spend this time on something meaningful.
If someone said I have brought security vulnerabilities, sorry, that's not my fault. I'm just a user who is simply using their libraries. Go harass them instead of me. One more thing: this wrapper is licensed under MIT. No one is obligated to keep you safe while using it and no one treats you like a paying customer.
Also, don't complain that the file size is too large. You have something else on hand other than a floppy disk.

What if there's some performance issues?

What if your computer is still using a 8086 CPU?

Can I contribute to this?

Of course you can. Finally there's a person willing to take practical action.
Remember: adapt to the code style and don't write lambda expressions.