Commands
Base /aquabook. Aliases: /abook, /news, /novedades.
| Command | Permission | What it does |
|---|---|---|
/aquabook | Version and author | |
/aquabook help | Command list | |
/aquabook menu | aquabook.use | Opens the news history |
/aquabook open <id> | aquabook.use | Opens one entry. /aquabook <id> does the same |
/aquabook create <id> | aquabook.create | Turns the written book in your hand into an entry |
/aquabook create template | aquabook.create | Writes the commented example to news/ |
/aquabook delete <id> | aquabook.delete | Deletes the entry and its file |
/aquabook setlikes <id> <amount> | aquabook.setlikes | Sets the likes an entry starts with |
/aquabook unread <id> | aquabook.unread | Marks an entry unread again for yourself, removing your like |
/aquabook list | aquabook.list | Every entry with its date, likes and opens |
/aquabook storage | aquabook.storage | Backend, Redis and how much is stored |
/aquabook reload | aquabook.reload | Reloads config.yml, messages.yml and every entry |
create saves the title, author and pages of the held book, stamps today’s date and makes it the
newest entry, so it is the one that greets players on join. The id keeps letters, digits, - and
_ only.
With Redis on, create, delete and reload also reload every other server of the network.
Permissions
| Permission | Default | Grants |
|---|---|---|
aquabook.use | everyone | The history, opening entries and the book on join |
aquabook.create | op | /aquabook create |
aquabook.delete | op | /aquabook delete |
aquabook.setlikes | op | /aquabook setlikes |
aquabook.unread | op | /aquabook unread |
aquabook.list | op | /aquabook list |
aquabook.storage | op | /aquabook storage |
aquabook.reload | op | /aquabook reload |
aquabook.admin | op | Everything above, and entries locked behind it |
An entry can also ask for its own node with permission. Players without it never
see it.
