CommandPrompter 0.1.19

Tested Minecraft Versions:

• 1.8
• 1.9
• 1.10
• 1.11
• 1.12
• 1.13
• 1.14
• 1.15

Source Code:

https://github.com/CyR1en/CommandPrompter

Donation Link:

https://donate.cyr1en.com

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CommandPrompter is for plugins such as DeluxeMenus or Chest Commands. Menu plugins requires you to provide argument(s) for every command. However, with CommandPrompter, you can now prompt the command completion​

*Gif credit goes to clip | demo presented with DeluxeMenus​

Spoiler: Configuration used for demo

Code (YAML):

menu_title: '&cPunish menu'
open_command: punish
size: 9
open_requirement:
  requirements:
    permission:
      type: has permission
      permission: menu.open.punish
      deny_commands:
      - '[message] You dont have permission to open menu: punish'
items:
  '1':
    material: barrier
    slot: 0
    display_name: '&cMute a player'
    lore:
  - '&aYou will be prompted to type the player name'
    - '&ato mute after selecting this option'
    left_click_commands:
  - '[player] mute <Type the name of the player you want to mute>'
    - '[close]'
    right_click_commands:
  - '[player] mute <Type the name of the player you want to mute>'
    - '[close]'
  '2':
    material: barrier
    slot: 4
    display_name: '&aKick a player'
    lore:
  - '&aYou will be prompted to type the player name'
    - '&ato kick after selecting this option'
    left_click_commands:
  - '[player] kick <Type the name of the player you want to kick>'
    - '[close]'
    right_click_commands:
  - '[player] kick <Type the name of the player you want to kick>'
    - '[close]'
  '3':
    material: barrier
    slot: 8
    display_name: '&aBan a player'
    lore:
  - '&aYou will be prompted to type the player name'
    - '&ato ban by clicking here'
    left_click_commands:
  - '[player] ban <Type the name of the player you want to ban>'
    - '[close]'
    right_click_commands:
  - '[player] ban <Type the name of the player you want to ban>'
    - '[close]'
 

How do I use this plugin?
If a player executes a command with arguments that are surrounded by "<" and ">". Those arguments are considered prompts. So after a player executes a command with prompts. CommandPrompter will send those prompts back to the player without the "<>" one by one and wait for the player's response. CommandPrompter will keep sending prompts until all the arguments have been replaced with the player's response.

example:

Code (Text):

Player executes: /gamemode <What game mode do you want to switch to?>
CommandPrompter sends: What game mode do you want to switch to?
Player sends: creative

All prompts have been answered, CommandPrompter now makes the player execute the command "/gamemode creative".

Prompt Types
Currently, CommandPrompter have two types of prompt. First is Chat Prompts where the user have to complete the command by typing the argument in chat.

Spoiler: Chat Prompt Example

Code (Text):

/gamemode <what game mode do you want?>

and Anvil Prompt, where an anvil will pop up and the user have to enter their response in the anvil text field.

Spoiler: Anvil Prompt Example

just add "-a " (with space after) anywhere in the prompt.
Sample:

Code (Text):

[player] gamemode <-a what gamemode do you want to be in?>

or

Code (Text):

[player] gamemode <what gamemode do you want to be in? -a >

or even

Code (Text):

[player] gamemode <what gamemode do -a you want to be in?>

Code (Text):

/gamemode <-a What gamemode do you want? {br}0: Surivival {br}1: Creative {br}2: Adventure {br}3: Spectator>

Will be:

How do I cancel command once I'm already prompted?
Just reply "cancel" to CommandPrompter and it will stop the command execution.

Installation
Just drag and drop the jar file to your plugins folder. No need to configure anything, no permissions, and no commands. But there is a config file if you do want to configure it. Should work like a charm.

Menu plugin configuration:
On your menu plugin. Just configure an item to have a command that has argument prompts (surrounded by <>) and that command will be dispatched by the player when the Item gets clicked.

Spoiler: Adding Support To CommandPrompter

Dispatching player commands like this would allow CommandPrompter to catch it.

Code (Java):

  public static void dispatchCommand(Plugin plugin, Player sender, String command) {
    new BukkitRunnable() {
      public void run() {
        sender.chat(checked);
      }
    }.runTask(plugin);
  }

Or you can add it as a dependency for your project. (Support starts with CommandPrompter 0.1.17)

For Maven:

Code (Text):

//Maven
    <repositories>
        <repository>
            <id>jitpack.io</id>
            <url>https://jitpack.io</url>
        </repository>
    </repositories>

    <dependency>
        <groupId>com.github.CyR1en</groupId>
        <artifactId>CommandPrompter</artifactId>
        <version>Tag</version>
    </dependency>

For Gradle:

Code (Text):

    repositories {
        maven { url 'https://jitpack.io' }
    }
 
    dependencies {
            compileOnly 'com.github.CyR1en:CommandPrompter:Tag'
    }
 

Once added, you can just use the the Dispatcher Class.

Code (Java):

import com.cyr1en.cp.api.Dispatcher;

private void dispatch(Player sender, String command) {
    Dispatcher.dispatchCommand(plugin, sender, command);
}

You have to check if CommandPrompter is loaded before you can use the Dispatcher class.

Disclaimer:
The idea for this plugin came from the user named Tommiek on Bukkit forums. Someone already wrote a similar plugin according to the thread, but the project page for that plugin can no longer be found. So I tried to recreate the plugin. The link for that thread is here.

Thanks to:
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