InventoryBackup is a Minecraft server plugin designed to backup and restore player inventories on death or on demand. This plugin allows server administrators to easily manage and recover player inventories, providing a more seamless and enjoyable gameplay experience.
- Automatic backup of player inventories on death.
- Manual backup and restore commands for player inventories.
- Purge old backup inventories to save disk space.
- Detailed timestamped records of player inventory backups.
- Download the latest release from the Releases page.
- Place the downloaded JAR file in the
plugins
directory of your Minecraft server. - Restart or reload your server.
- List all backup inventories for the specified player.
- If no player is specified, it lists backups for the executing player.
- Create a backup of the specified player's inventory.
- If no player is specified, it backs up the inventory of the executing player.
- Restore a player's inventory from a specific backup.
- If no player is specified, it restores the inventory of the executing player.
- The
[id]
parameter can be the backup ID or "latest" for the most recent backup.
- Purge all backup inventories of the specified player.
- If no player is specified, it purges the backups of the executing player.
- Remove a specific backup inventory for the specified player.
- If no player is specified, it removes the backup for the executing player.
- The
[id]
parameter can be the backup ID or "latest" for the most recent backup.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
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