Avoid

• NBT
• Client Chat
• Server Chat
• Chat Colors
• Chat Components [BETA]
• Identification (Identifier)
• Item Querying       [ALPHA]
• Item Components [BETA]
• Editable Item Components [BETA]
• Entity Types                         [BETA]
• Entity Selectors                   [ALPHA]
• Transformed Item Components [BETA]
• Client API
• Client Screen API
• Client Screen Widget API
• Client Screen Modifier API
• Client Interaction API
• Font API
• Render Layer API [BETA]
• Command API
• Command Parameter API
• Command Permission API
• Placeholder API [ALPHA]
• Addon Loader (AvoidModLoader)
• Block Creation API [ALPHA]
• Item Creation API  [ALPHA]
• Entity API [ALPHA]
• Player API [ALPHA]
• World API  [ALPHA]
• Event API  [BETA]
• Entity Type Creation API        [BETA]
• Entity Model Creation API      [BETA]
• Entity Layer API                       [BETA]
• Entity Renderer Creation API [BETA]
• Fluid API [BETA]
• Fog API  [BETA]
• Resource Overriding [ALPHA]

I know. This one is created because I don't wanna use others. And because I need full coverage of Minecraft's code.

It's a framework - a mod that other mods can use in their code instead of referring to Minecraft. It exists so that mods can support multiple modloaders and minecraft versions without doing advanced stuff. It also generally simplifies making mods & plugins.

SpongePowered doesn't seem to support Minecraft Fabric.
Also, I don't think Sponge has client API-s.

No! It breaks the mod.

I usually publish releases every 3days-1week.
Sometimes they may be delayed due to lack of ideas or energy.

Avoid strives to provide all functionality possible to remake your mods/plugins in Avoid from:

Note that Avoid does not currently provide all functionality to replace them. But it may in the future.

What libraries I think may be cool although I never used to be fair (note that i did not check how all of these libraries are used so yk i may change my mind):

• Melody
• GeckoLib
• Forge Config API port (if you're coming from Forge)
• Searchables
• SuperMartjin642's Config Lib

Note that this does not mean I like or not like these projects.
My motivation behind Avoid is purely fun and making mod development better (including for myself [:).

The reasons for why I want to make Avoid the huge framework, are:

1. these libraries & modloaders mentioned earlier have one big flaw: use breaks every minecraft update. it's not their fault, it's mojang (each mc update = incompatibilities)
2. I want to eliminate the need for libraries. the only libraries mods should need are e.g. forge config api port (it's for easier porting to fabric) or geckolib (advanced animations).

Also note that Avoid will not neccessarily fulfill all uses of those libraries. For example as a key point they may support more Minecraft versions than Avoid. However, the biggest cool thing about Avoid is that, all of its APIs are compatible with each other. With the listed libraries you might experience incompatibilites (I mean, it's natural that there might be.)

Fabric Language Kotlin should be already replaceable with Avoid, as you can add all kotlin dependencies to your avoid.mod.json libraries section, which is sort of a replacement for maven-mirror library mods.