Yet another VoiceAttack plugin framework.
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YAVAPF – Yet Another VoiceAttack Plugin Framework
This is a framework for implementing VoiceAttack plugins. Simply put I had two issues with the plugins I have been working on over the last couple years:
- The plugin API is … functional, but not great. I want to provide one that is more pleasant to work with.
- I have noticed that I keep re-implementing certain things for each and every plugin that I write. For example, every single one of them wants to log to VoiceAttack’s event log. A shared framework means writing the code once.
The goal is to get you up & running with as little code and as little knowledge of the inner workings of VoiceAttack as possible.
Documentation & Installation Guide
You can find comprehensive documentation on Github Pages.
There is also an example plugin on Github.
Need Help / Want to Contribute?
Have a look at the troubleshooting guide. If your problem persists, please file an issue. Thanks! :)
You can also say “Hi” on Discord if that is your thing.
