RB_CUSTOMECOMMANDS

# RB Custom Commands A simple and lightweight Paper/Purpur plugin for Minecraft (1.21 to 1.21.11) that allows server administrators to create up to 20 custom commands. When a player executes one of these commands, they receive a private message defined in the configuration. ## Features - **Custom Commands:** Define up to 20 custom commands in the `config.yml` file. - **Private Messaging:** Messages are sent privately to the player who executes the command, preventing chat spam. - **Easy Configuration:** Simple and straightforward configuration for adding, modifying, or removing commands. - **Color Code Support:** Use standard Minecraft color codes (`&`) in your messages. ## Compatibility - **Minecraft:** 1.21 to 1.21.11 - **Server Software:** Paper, Purpur ## Installation 1. Download the latest version of `RBCustomCommands.jar` from the releases page. 2. Place the downloaded `.jar` file into the `plugins` folder of your server. 3. Restart or reload your server to generate the default `config.yml` file. 4. Customize the `config.yml` file to add your own commands. ## Configuration The `config.yml` file is located in the `plugins/RBCustomCommands` directory. Here is an example configuration: ```yaml max-commands: 20 commands: hello: "&aHello!&r" discord: "&bJoin our Discord: &fdiscord.gg/yourserver&r" rules: "&6Read the rules in &e/rules&r" ``` - `max-commands`: The maximum number of custom commands allowed (default is 20). - `commands`: A list of custom commands. Each command has a name (the command itself) and a message (the text sent to the player). ## Usage Once the plugin is installed and configured, players can use the custom commands in-game. For example, if you have a command named `discord`, players can type `/discord` to receive the configured message. ## Building from Source If you want to build the plugin from the source code, you will need: - Java Development Kit (JDK) 17 or higher - Apache Maven To build the plugin, run the following command in the root directory of the project: ```bash mvn clean package ``` The compiled `.jar` file will be located in the `target` directory. ## License This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the (LICENSE) file for details.