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# API

**Assembly:** `Spark.Classes` **Interface:** `IClassesPlugin` **Implementation:** `ClassesPlugin`

## Interface

```csharp
public interface IClassesPlugin
{
    // Database queries
    List<ClassEntry> GetAllClasses();
    ClassEntry GetClass(string classId);

    // Main class
    void SetMainClass(string entityId, string classId,
        GameObject source = null);
    string GetMainClass(string entityId);

    // Secondary classes
    void AddSecondaryClass(string entityId, string classId,
        GameObject source = null);
    void RemoveSecondaryClass(string entityId, string classId);
    List<string> GetSecondaryClasses(string entityId);

    // Unlocking
    void UnlockClass(string entityId, string classId,
        GameObject source = null);
    bool IsClassUnlocked(string entityId, string classId);
    List<string> GetUnlockedClasses(string entityId);
}
```

## ClassEntry

Extends `SparkDatabaseEntry`. Defines a character class (Warrior, Mage, etc.).

The entry is intentionally minimal. Class depth comes from extensions added by other plugins (Combat stats, Progression, Spellbooks, etc.).

## Events

| Event                | Fields                                 | Description    |
| -------------------- | -------------------------------------- | -------------- |
| `ClassSelectedEvent` | EntityId, ClassId, IsMainClass, Source | Class assigned |
| `ClassUnlockedEvent` | EntityId, ClassId, Source              | Class unlocked |

Both events are struct-based `ISparkEvent` implementations with a `Timestamp` field.

## Save Data

### ClassesSaveData

Extends `SaveDataEntry`.

| Field               | Type          | Description                   |
| ------------------- | ------------- | ----------------------------- |
| `mainClassId`       | string        | Currently selected main class |
| `secondaryClassIds` | List\<string> | Active secondary classes      |
| `unlockedClassIds`  | List\<string> | All unlocked classes          |

**Methods:**

```csharp
void SetMainClass(string classId)
string GetMainClass()
void AddSecondaryClass(string classId)
void RemoveSecondaryClass(string classId)
void UnlockClass(string classId)
List<string> GetSecondaryClasses()
List<string> GetAllUnlockedClasses()
bool IsClassUnlocked(string classId)
```

Setting a main or secondary class automatically unlocks it.

## Usage

```csharp
var classes = Spark.GetPlugin<IClassesPlugin>();
if (classes != null)
{
    // Set the player's main class
    classes.SetMainClass(entityId, "warrior");

    // Add a secondary class
    classes.AddSecondaryClass(entityId, "mage");

    // Unlock a class without assigning it
    classes.UnlockClass(entityId, "ranger");

    // Query class state
    string main = classes.GetMainClass(entityId);
    var secondary = classes.GetSecondaryClasses(entityId);
    bool hasMage = classes.IsClassUnlocked(entityId, "mage");
}
```


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