private EntityManager npcManager;

  public void onEnable()

  {

    Bukkit.getPluginManager().registerEvents(this, this);

    this.npcManager = RemoteEntities.createManager(this);

  }

  @EventHandler

  public void onJoin(PlayerJoinEvent inEvent) throws Exception

  {

    RemoteEntity entity = npcManager.createNamedEntity(RemoteEntityType.Human, inEvent.getPlayer().getLocation(), "Lonely Trader");

    //First of all, we create the feature with a store title. In this case, I named the store 'custom store'.

    RemoteTradingFeature feature = new RemoteTradingFeature(entity, "Custom store");

    //Then I add an offer. This time, the trader will sell 1 paper and it costs 1 stone.

    feature.addOffer(new ItemStack(Material.PAPER), new ItemStack(Material.STONE));

    //We can also specify how often this offer can be used. In order to do that, we create a TraderOffer, where we can specify the usable amount.

    //This means that this offer can only be used twice. If player 1 buys it once and player 2 buys it also one time, it will be gone for player 3.

    feature.addOffer(new TradeOffer(new ItemStack(Material.FEATHER), new ItemStack(Material.STONE), 2));

    //We can also add lore to the item if we want to. Here, I add some text to make it a bit more interesting.

    ItemStack customItem = new ItemStack(Material.DIAMOND_SWORD);

    ItemMeta meta = customItem.getItemMeta();

    meta.setDisplayName("BACON MAKER");

    meta.setLore(new ArrayList<String>(Arrays.asList("GET THAT BACON!")));

    customItem.setItemMeta(meta);

    //And just like we did earlier, I add it to the feature.

    feature.addOffer(new TradeOffer(customItem, new ItemStack(Material.FEATHER), 1));

    //Lastly, don't forget to add the feature to the entity.

    entity.getFeatures().addFeature(feature);

  }

}