WhitelistByTime
This plugin allows you to add players for a certain time or permanently.
Statistics
Statistics are obtained through bstats metrics.
Commands and Permissions
| Command | Permission |
|---|---|
| /whitelist on/off | whitelistbytime.turn |
| /whitelist add [nickname] (time) | whitelistbytime.turn |
| /whitelist remove [nickname] | whitelistbytime.remove |
| /whitelist check [nickname] | whitelistbytime.check |
| /whitelist checkme | whitelistbytime.checkme |
| /whitelist time set/add/remove [nickname] [time] | whitelistbytime.time |
| /whitelist reload | whitelistbytime.reload |
| /whitelist getall | whitelistbytime.getall |
Note:
- [nickname] - this argument is required.
- (time) - The duration for which the player will be added to the whitelist.
Example: 2d 3h 10m.
Leave this value empty if you want to add the player permanently.
Placeholders:
All output can be configured in the config.
%wlbytime_in_whitelist% - In whitelist or not.
%wlbytime_time_left% - How much is left in whitelist.
FAQ
- Why does the plugin weigh so much?
Because it contains libraries such as omrlite (database), caffein (cache), bstats (metrics). - I have a problem/idea where should I write?
Create an issue in this repository and describe it in detail. I would be happy to get any feedback! - Will there be bungee\velocity support?
Yes, it will, as soon as I learn how to use their api. - What is the difference in the whitelistbytime between paper and spigot?
The difference lies in the formatting of the messages. In Spigot, strings are used, whereas in Paper, components are utilized. To create colored messages in Spigot, you can use the '&' sign or hex codes (e.g., #ffffffff). However, in Paper, only MiniMessage formatting is supported.