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# About

## ⚡ ThikeCore

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**ThikeCore** is a high-performance cross-platform server initialization and environment-discovery automation engine. Built specifically to eliminate manual setup friction, ThikeCore instantly identifies your hosting environment's runtime specifications, cross-references upstream asset indexes, and deploys fully optimized server architectures in a single command.

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### 🚀 Key Features

* **Dual-API Hybrid Routing:** Seamlessly queries the Modrinth v2 API for cloud assets, while deploying an intelligent failover layer to the Spiget API for legacy SpigotMC essentials (`Vault` & `EconomyShopGUI`).
* **Intelligent Version Mapping:** Automatically parses your engine builds across both standard generations (`1.21` to `1.21.11` via Java 21) and advanced pipeline architectures (`26.x` via Java 25).
* **Targeted Profile Generation:** Deploys bespoke plugin arrays instantly via structural presets (`economy` or `no-economy`).
* **Asynchronous Networking:** Non-blocking file transfers prevent thread stalling, keeping your main server tick loop completely responsive during environment setup.

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### 📥 Installation & Setup

1. Drop the compiled `ThikeCore-X.X.X.jar` matching your runtime matrix into the server `/plugins/` directory.
2. Boot the server to allow the core to initialize, print its registry initialization layer banner, and generate the default configuration.
3. Modify `/plugins/ThikeCore/config.yml` to alter target deployment profiles or adjust your custom `user-agent` data headers if necessary.
4. Execute `/generate <profile>` from the console or an authorized terminal session to provision your environment.

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### ⚙️ Core Configuration

The plugin manages deployment instructions using localized slugs parsed dynamically at execution time:

```yaml
settings:
  user-agent: "com.mcdevlab.thikecore/v1.0 (contact@mcdevlab.com)"

plugins:
  no-economy:
    - "essentialsx"
    - "discordsrv"
    - "chunky"
    - "combatlog"
    - "skinsrestorer"
    - "simple-voice-chat"
    - "luckperms"
    - "placeholderapi"
    - "vaultunlocked"
    - "fastasyncworldedit"
    - "viaversion"
    - "viabackwards"
    - "geyser"
    - "viarewind"
    - "tab-was-taken"
    - "multiverse-core"
    - "multiverse-inventories"
    - "multiverse-portals"
    - "packetevents"
    - "worldguard"
    - "grimac"
    - "lagfixer"
    - "essentialsx-spawn"
    - "skript"
    - "inventoryrollbackplus"

  economy:
    - "donut.core"
    - "orderium"
    - "donut-rtp"
    - "donut-auction"
    - "donutsell"
    - "donutbillford"
    - "economyshopgui"
```


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