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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/pages/addon/features/config.md
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Expand Up @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ You can create your configuration by creating a new class and inheriting `AddonC
The only thing you always need to keep in mind while creating a configuration besides the type you need to inherit is that you need to use the `ConfigProperty` type for your settings, but just for specific types that you might want to use. More on which types you can use by default <a href="#valid-setting-types">here</a>. For any other types, use the type itself without declaring it as an argument on `ConfigProperty`.

To create a setting that represents if your addon is enabled or not, you need to create a new field with the type `ConfigProperty`. Now add the type of your setting, in this case, `Boolean` as boolean. Now instantiate this property by declaring a new ConfigProperty with the default value as the argument, well use `true` as the default value.
The result would look like this `ConfigProperty<Boolan> enabled = new ConfigProperty<>(true)`. Now, if we want to use this property in an event, we'll get the property (preferably by its getter) and call `get()`. This will get us the value of the property.
The result would look like this `ConfigProperty<Boolean> enabled = new ConfigProperty<>(true)`. Now, if we want to use this property in an event, we'll get the property (preferably by its getter) and call `get()`. This will get us the value of the property.


You can only use various types for your `ConfigProperty` by default. <br>
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