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Commands
All commands are registered with the prefix /necrify. Moreover, it is possible to register top-level commands too by setting allow-top-level-commands to true (which is per default)
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\<arg\>describes an argument or literal that is required for the execution of this command -
[arg]describes an argument or literal that is not required for the execution of this command. If this argument is not provided, a default value will be used. -
\<user\>describes a required argument that must be supplied by either the name or UUID (refer to the UUID section) of the user that should be targetted by the execution of this command -
[reason]describes an optional argument that can be supplied with a reason. This value supports using MiniMessage syntax for styling such as colouring and decoration. -
\<duration\>describes a required argument that must be supplied with a duration
A UUID (Universally Unique Identifier) is a 128-bit value that is used to uniquely distinguish players. Necrify is able to parse UUIDs in the following format: a55750bc-bc6d-48e2-ac45-9b3d635229e0 (with dashes) or a55750bcbc6d48e2ac459b3d635229e0 (without dashes), whereas parsing is case-insensitive. Mojang uses Version 4, Variant 1 UUIDs for Minecraft accounts.
See Wikipedia and the Minecraft Wikipedia for more information.
To be parsed by PunishmentDuration#parse(String), a string must follow the following scheme: an integer greater than 0 followed by a char determining the time unit of this value. This can be repeated without spaces inbetween.
The following time units are supported by default:
- s - second(s)
- m - minute(s)
- h - hour(s)
- d - day(s)
Example: 1d12h15m30s means a duration of 1 day, 12 hours, 15 minutes and 30 seconds.
All commands are registered as a child to /necrify in all cases. Moreover, some commands (all besides user and punishment) will be registered on top-level, meaning /necrify ban is equivalent to /ban. This behaviour is enabled by default but can be disabled by setting allow-top-level-commands to false in the config.yml and restarting the server.
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/necrify ban <user> [reason] bans a player permanently for the given or the default reason so they are denied from joining the server.
Example:/necrify ban *user* <red>You have been banned permanently from this network.bans user forever from your server. -
/necrify mute <user> [reason] mutes a player permanently for the given or the default reason so they are not able to write any messages.
Example:/necrify mute *user* <red>You have been muted permanently on this network.denies user from ever writing messages on your server again. -
/necrify tempban [reason] bans a player for the given duration for the given or the default reason so they are denied from joining the server.
Example:/necrify tempbanban 1d1h *user* <red>You have been banned for 25h from this network.bans user for 25 hours from your server. -
/necrify tempmute [reason] mutes a player for the given duration for the given or the default reason so they are not able to write any messages.
Example:/necrify mute *user* <red>You have been muted for 25h on this network.denies user from writing messages on your server for the next 25 hours.
- /necrify unban unbans the given player
- /necrify unmute unmutes the given player in general:
- /necrify punishment remove removes the specified punishment from this user.
- /necrify user <user> <info|delete|whitelist> shows either information about a player's punishments and his whitelist status, deletes this user including all punishments or inverts his whitelist status (from whitelisted to blacklisted or vice versa)
- /necrify punishment <punishment id> <cancel|change|info|remove|chain> [other punishment's id] cancels/removes, changes or shows information about the given punishment(must be a uuid); lets this punishment be suceded by the other punishment