mcsudo

## Sudo This module adds some commonly used Linux commands to the game, including `sudo`, `echo`, `cat`, and `export`. Some Linux mechanisms have also been added, such as the `home` folder and the `.bashrc` file. ## Instructions ### Parameters Some commands support parameters, you can use `_` plus parameters. ### Variables Some commands also support the use of variables. You can use variables in the form of `${variable name}`. For how to set variables, please see (#export). #### Dynamic variables Dynamic variables are recalculated on every execution, here are all dynamic variables: - `home`: the current user’s home folder - `uuid`: uuid of the current user - `player`: the username of the current user - `exp`: the current user’s experience value - `level`: the level of the current user - `health`: current user’s health - `max_health`: the current user’s maximum health - `world`: current world name - `location`: current location (format is x.y.z) - `server`: current server name - `motd`: motd of the current server - `time`: current time (Unix timestamp) ### Order #### echo usage: ``` /echo <content> # Output content ``` #### cat usage: ``` /cat <file path> # Output file content ``` #### write usage: ``` /write <file path> <content> #Write file content, which will overwrite the original content. ``` #### export usage: ``` /export <variable name> <variable value> #Set variables /export public_<variable name> <variable value> # Set public variables, sudo permissions are required ``` #### apt Install mods from Modrinth. usage: ``` /apt install <slug> <version> # Install module /apt search <slug> # Search module ``` image of apt command: !(https://cdn.modrinth.com/data/Rxx9HSbF/images/208a3fcad2e9904d5b619a4e4a911eb7a00821e5.png) #### bash Call the system to execute bash commands (only supports Linux). usage: ``` /bash <command> ``` **WARNNING:THIS COMMAND IS DANGEROUS. IT MAYBE DAMAGE YOUR SYSTEM.** #### neofetch You know the command. ### Special files #### .bashrc This file executes the commands inside when the player logs in. The commands are separated by `;` and there is no `/` before the command. The file is located in `home/<player name>/.bashrc`. Players can modify this file without sudo permissions.