Summary

Both the plugins that we made in this chapter have the entire code within a single class. However, you may choose to separate these into the main plugin class and a listener class. In small plugins like these, it is not necessary. But in larger projects, it will keep your code much cleaner. There will be a few differences, such as having static variables or passing a variable to another class. In the next chapter, we will complete the MobEnhancer plugin by adding configuration as well as a reload command. We will have the Listener and CommandExecutor as a part of the main class. Once the plugin is complete, we will go over the differences for the same plugin as three individual classes.

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