A simple Home plugin.
By itself, this is supposed to be a simple Home
plugin (for now) that has the basic commands /home, /homes,
/sethome, /delhome and 3 Homes per player.
| Platform | Version(s) | Dependencies | Optional Dependencies |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bukkit (Spigot, Paper, etc.) | 1.8.8-1.20.2 | none | none |
| Fabric | 1.20.1 | sgui 1.2.2+1.20 | LuckPerms |
Platform or version missing? Just create an issue.
Several things can be configured in the config.yml file.
- maxHomes: The maximum amount of homes a player can have, default: 3
- language: The language to use, default: en
- storage: The storage to use (yml, coming soon..), default: yml
You can add your own language by creating a new file your_language.lang.yml
If there is no permission provider (Fabric without LuckPerms), op (level 3) is the default permission for admin commands and no permission for normal commands.
| Permission Node | Description | Default Value |
|---|---|---|
| craftinghomes.* | All CraftingHomes permissions | op |
| craftinghomes.home | Access to /home [home] command | true |
| craftinghomes.sethome | Access to /sethome [home] command | true |
| craftinghomes.delhome | Access to /delhome [home] command | true |
| craftinghomes.bypass | Allows bypassing the maxHomes limit | op |
| craftinghomes.homes.* | Access to all /homes commands | op |
| craftinghomes.homes.use | Access to /homes command | true |
| craftinghomes.homes.other | Access to /homes [home] command | op |
I know that I over-complicated many things, but this is a kind of exercise for me.
You may look at the craftinghomes subproject that contains the whole logic.
Everything else is just there to make it work.
- Persistent Data Storage
- Configurable Homes per player
- reflection for command discovery
- abstract command definition syntax (with annotations)
- configurable i18n
- reflection to discover and set command arguments
- gui for /homes
- /homes for admins with permission
- /homes for admins with permission
- data storage templating
- fabric implementation
- other implementations like forge
- more ci tests
- unit tests
- more data storage providers (mysql, sqlite, mongodb)