maxikg / mongowg

MongoDB meets WorldGuard. WorldGuard region storage backend for MongoDB.

This Bukkit/Spigot plugin allows to use MongoDB as a storage backend for WorldGuard regions.

Features

• Storing regions in MongoDB database
  • Supported region types: Cuboid, Polygonal and Global
  • Supported features: region inheritances, priorities, owners, members and flags
• Optionally updating regions on database changes (since 0.3 with oplog enabled)

Compile

Binaries are possibly released on GitHub: https://github.com/maxikg/mongowg/releases

If not or you just want to build it by yourself there are just a few steps. You only need Java Development Kit 1.7+, Apache Maven 3 and Git.

1. Clone this repository: git clone https://github.com/maxikg/mongowg.git
2. Change into cloned repository: cd mongowg
3. Invoke maven build: mvn clean package

You can find your binary in the target/ directory.

Installation

The server needs WorldGuard 6.1 or a compatible version.

The installation is easy:

1. Drop the plugin jar into your plugins folder (normally plugins/)
2. Restart server
3. (Edit created configuration, if necessary)

Using oplog for live updates

In order to use the oplog feature you must start your MongoDB server with the --master option. After you have done this you need to enable the oplog support by changing mongodb.use_oplog to true in MongoWG's configuration file.