Production Workflow Builder

ProductionWorkflowBuilder assembles StepHandler chains for Make-X skilling: production open, option selection, banking, and restocking.

Example

ProductionWorkflowBuilder builder = new ProductionWorkflowBuilder(services);
StepHandler handler = builder
    .waitForProductionOpen()
    .selectOption("Bow")
    .selectQuantity(ProductionQuantity.ALL)
    .waitForProductionComplete()
    .bankAndRestock(loadout)
    .build();

Standard checks (isInventoryFull(), isProductionStopped()) delegate to the injected Services instance.

Tick Usage

Build the workflow once for a production run, then advance it on each game tick. When it completes, decide whether to rebuild for the next cycle or stop.

private StepHandler production;

@Subscribe
public void onGameTick(GameTick event) {
    if (production == null) {
        production = createBowWorkflow();
    }

    if (!production.isCompleted()) {
        production.step();
    }
}

private StepHandler createBowWorkflow() {
    return new ProductionWorkflowBuilder(services)
        .waitForProductionOpen()
        .selectOption("Bow")
        .selectQuantity(ProductionQuantity.ALL)
        .waitForProductionComplete()
        .bankAndRestock(logsAndKnife)
        .build();
}

Custom Quantity

Use enterCustomQuantity(...) when the UI flow requires a typed amount instead of a standard Make-X quantity button.

StepHandler handler = new ProductionWorkflowBuilder(services)
    .waitForProductionOpen()
    .selectOption(1)
    .enterCustomQuantity(14)
    .waitForProductionComplete()
    .build();

Services Contract

The builder does not know which widgets or bank setup your plugin uses. Put that knowledge in Services and keep the workflow focused on sequencing.

ProductionWorkflowBuilder.Services services = new ProductionWorkflowBuilder.Services() {
    public boolean isProductionOpen() {
        return ProductionActions.isOpen();
    }

    public void selectOption(String name) {
        ProductionActions.chooseOption(name);
    }

    public void selectQuantity(ProductionQuantity quantity) {
        ProductionActions.selectQuantity(quantity);
    }

    public boolean isInventoryFull() {
        return Inventory.search().count() >= 28;
    }

    // Implement index selection, custom quantity entry, stopped checks, and
    // bank restocking for the production flow you are automating.
};