Invy

## Features - **File-based** item definitions via `items.yml` - Item summonable via GUI - Temporary permission granting via `/invy grant` - Automatically deletes dropped custom items - Reload configuration and items instantly with `/invy reload` - **Multilingual support** (English, Japanese, and Custom) ## Requirements - Developed and tested with **Java 21** - Confirmed working on **Spigot 1.21.x** - **Not supported before 1.20.6** ## Commands | Command | Description | |-------------------------------|-----------------------------------------| | `/invy` | Show plugin version and help | | `/invy gui` | Open the custom item GUI | | `/invy reload` | Reload configuration and items.yml | | `/invy grant <player> <time>` | Temporarily grant `invy.use` permission | ## Permissions | Permission | Description | |-----------------|-------------------------------------------------| | `invy.use` | Allows players to summon items from GUI | | `invy.reload` | Allows reloading of configuration and items | | `invy.grant` | Allows granting temporary permissions to others | ## How to Define Items (items.yml) Define the items you want to summon in `plugins/Invy/items.yml`, and they’ll be available in the GUI. You can register up to **54 items**. Refer to the sample: (https://github.com/epsilon-labs-llc/Invy/blob/main/src/main/resources/items.yml). See GitHub for Full Docs (https://github.com/epsilon-labs-llc/Invy/blob/main/README_en.md).