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This issue is part of a series of issues regarding the extension of the Paper documentation regarding Paper's Brigadier API.
I think it would be really useful to have a FAQ/Common issues page that we can just link to people if they run into standard issues or have frequently asked questions.
Some of the FAQ points could include:
"Can I declare commands using annotations?"
"What is the earliest version I can use Brigadier at?"
"How can I display a client-side error for my custom arguments?"
More can be taken from the Discord server #paper-dev channel. This definitely does not cover all of them
Some of the common issues points could include:
Misplaced brackets deforming the command tree
Similar to the FAQ, I just couldn't think of more in this short time. The #paper-dev channel can be used as a reference + you can suggest some here on this issue
Furthermore, I think a section about community-driven command frameworks could be useful. The Brigadier API was mainly exposed so that command frameworks have an easier time doing their stuff, so I think it is just fair to refer to some of them.
Note
This issue is part of a series of issues regarding the extension of the Paper documentation regarding Paper's Brigadier API.
I think it would be really useful to have a FAQ/Common issues page that we can just link to people if they run into standard issues or have frequently asked questions.
Some of the FAQ points could include:
More can be taken from the Discord server #paper-dev channel. This definitely does not cover all of them
Some of the common issues points could include:
Similar to the FAQ, I just couldn't think of more in this short time. The #paper-dev channel can be used as a reference + you can suggest some here on this issue
Furthermore, I think a section about community-driven command frameworks could be useful. The Brigadier API was mainly exposed so that command frameworks have an easier time doing their stuff, so I think it is just fair to refer to some of them.