Giveall V1.1.1

Backstory
I was working on a private prison server for me and my friends and I wanted a plugin to giveaway whatever I had in my hand to everyone. I noticed that there wasn't any free, working ones out there so I decided to make my own and share it on spigot.

How to use
Standard:
Hold the item you want to share in your hand and do /giveall to send it to all online players
Certain players only:
Hold the item you want to share and do /giveall followed by:

• distance {maximum distance in blocks} to give it to all players within a certain distance from you
• world {worldname} to give it to all players in a certain world
• minlevel {level} to give to all players with at least a certain amount of xp levels
• help to list all arguments in game

Permissions

• giveall.use - Allows the player to use /giveall

Installation

1. Download the plugin
2. Place giveall.jar in your plugin folder
3. Restart/reload your server or use a plugin loader to enable giveall

Changelog

Spoiler: Changelog

V1.0.0 (private):
- Initial release
- Built against 1.7.10-R0.1
V1.0.1 (private):
- Added permissions
- Built against 1.7.10-R0.1
V1.0.2 (private):
- Fixed messages printing out the item meta
- Built against 1.7.10-R0.1
V1.0.3:
- Added a message to the sender to notify them the item was shared
- Built against 1.7.10-R0.1
V1.0.4:
- Built against the latest version to fix any possible compatibility issues
- Built against 1.8-R0.1
V1.1.0:
- Fixed typo in the non-player error message
- Added arguments to only give it to players who match certain criteria
- Built against 1.8-R0.1
V1.1.1:
- Optimized some code
- Built against 1.8-R0.1

Planned features

• Messages config (V1.2.0)
• An option to give everyone an item specified by ID rather than hand item

Known Bugs (report in discussion)

• None

Additional info
If you need help just ask in the discussion section!

Note: I recommend using some item formatting plugins like simple-rename and endless-enchant to format your giveaway items first

Giveall should work fine with all versions as it contains no version dependent code, but may break with some versions.

Be sure to check out my other resources!