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Guide to building your own Forge Javadocs

This guide uses IntelliJ IDEA's build-in tools to generate Javadocs. There may be alternative ways to use javadoc or ./gradlew javadoc, and the procedure is not covered here.

  1. Clone the Forge repository to your local machine. Specify an e.g. --branch 1.18.x option to work with an earlier version.

    git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/MinecraftForge/MinecraftForge.git

  2. Open Forge project in IntelliJ IDEA. Click "Trust Project" if prompted. Set up the project SDK from Top Menu Bar - File - Project Structure. IDE sometimes does this automatically.

  3. Run ./gradlew setup command in the terminal (or select setup task from the Gradle menu). Source code from Minecraft and other relevant packages will be included later in the Javadoc.

  4. Delete ./projects/clean/ and ./projects/fmlonly/ folders. These files cause conflicts during Javadoc generation.

  5. Select Top Menu Bar - Tools - Generate JavaDoc.... Choose an output directory. Set the command-line arguments like follows:

    -encoding utf-8 -docencoding utf-8 -charset utf-8 -windowtitle "forge 1.19.3-44.1.4" -doctitle "forge 1.19.3-44.1.4"
    Generate JavaDoc window

  6. Complete by clicking "OK" button and take a break. Done.