Plugin Commands

Commands are useful for responding to specific things users want to look up, or use. Commands an be created in several ways. Every way to create a command requires the parent plugin, a command String (or String array), and a CommandAction.

//The simplest way to create a command with only one trigger
Command(Plugin plugin, String command, CommandAction commandAction);

//the simplest way to create a command with multiple triggers
Command(Plugin plugin, String[] command, CommandAction commandAction);

Using a permission String can limit which users can use a specific command.

//creates a plugin with a permission users have to pass before it will trigger
Command(Plugin plugin, String command, String permission, CommandAction commandAction);

//creates a plugin with multiple triggers and a permission users have to pass before it will trigger
Command(Plugin plugin, String[] command, String permission, CommandAction commandAction);

###CommandAction The CommandAction is an interface with two methods. They are onCommand() and onHelp().

####onCommand() onCommand() activates when a command is sent that matches one of the Command's trigger Strings.

####onHelp() onHelp() activates when a user sends the help command to view the help of the command.

###Example An example command.

//The simplest way to create a command with only one trigger
Command example = new Command(this, "example", new CommandAction() {
	@Override
	public void onCommand(Server server, String channel, String sender, String login, String hostname, String additional) {
		log("Command was issued.");
	}

	@Override
	public void onHelp(Server server, String channel, String sender, String login, String hostname, String additional) {
		log("Command help was issued.");
	}
});