Usage

Whitelisting commands

To whitelist a command, you simply need to add it to the commands section in group of your choice. Note that "command" refers to actual command, not command with arguments (help about is NOT a command, it's a command with an argument; help IS a command).

Provided command and all its arguments (subcommands) will be whitelisted along with it.

Blacklisting subcommands

To blacklist a subcommand, all you need to do is add it to the subcommands section in the group of your choice. Only properly formatted subcommands will be blacklisted, so help will NOT work, but help about WILL blacklist the about subcommand from help command.

Applying CommandWhitelist group to a permission group

Settings for commands and subcommands in default group will be automatically applied and do not require permission.

Permission group and CommandWhitelist group are NOT the same thing.

To assign CommandWhitelist group to a permission group, you need to grant commandwhitelist.group.<group_name>, where you substitute <group_name> with the name of the CommandWhitelist group.