Command Registration

AutoCommandRegistrar scans your package for command classes and registers them for you. The command class itself can act as the executor, and it can also implement TabCompleter.

Use these annotations on the command class:

@Command for the command name or names.
@Alias for aliases.
@Description for the Bukkit description.
@Usage for the usage string.
@Permission for the required permission.

package com.example.myplugin.command;

import com.example.myplugin.MyPlugin;
import com.zetaplugins.zetacore.command.CommandContext;
import com.zetaplugins.zetacore.command.PluginCommand;
import com.zetaplugins.zetacore.command.annotation.Alias;
import com.zetaplugins.zetacore.command.annotation.Command;
import com.zetaplugins.zetacore.command.annotation.Description;
import com.zetaplugins.zetacore.command.annotation.Permission;
import com.zetaplugins.zetacore.command.annotation.Usage;

@Command({"hello", "hi"})
@Alias({"greet"})
@Description("Sends a greeting message")
@Usage("/%command% [player]")
@Permission("myplugin.command.%command%")
public class HelloCommand extends PluginCommand<MyPlugin> {
    public HelloCommand(MyPlugin plugin) {
        super(plugin);
    }

    @Override
    public boolean execute(CommandContext ctx) {
        ctx.getSender().sendMessage("Hello!");
        return true;
    }

    @Override
    public java.util.List<String> tabComplete(CommandContext ctx) {
        return java.util.List.of();
    }
}

new AutoCommandRegistrar.Builder()
    .withPlugin(this)
    .withPackagePrefix(getClass().getPackageName())
    .withServiceRegistry(services)
    .build()
    .registerAllCommands();

If you still have a plugin.yml command, you can register it manually with registerCommand(name, executor, tabCompleter).