JSON Arguments

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JSON Arguments

For editing and creating commands directly as JSON, you'll have to write everything out manually. Here is the documentation for how new additions should be formatted.

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Main JSON Format

Command data consists of two parts; commands, which defines the command properties, and functions, which define their execution.

{
    "commands": {},
    "functions": {}
}

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Command JSON Format

Each command object is defined by a key, which is the name of the command. The object then contains the command attributes.
? - For more information about command attributes, see the wiki page Command Attributes.

Types:

"description" - str | string

"usages" - list[str] | string[]

"aliases" - list[str] | string[]

"permissions" - list[str] | string[]

    "helloworld": {
        "description": "Example command.",
        "usages": ["/helloworld <message: str> <amount: int>"],
        "aliases": ["hello", "hi"],
        "permissions": ["easyas.command.all"],
    }

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Executions JSON Format

The functions object contains a list of every command's executions to enact when a command is ran.

Each function object is defined by a key, which is the name of the command. The object then contains the executions.

Each execution includes a type argument (the execution type), and a content argument, which is the data to parse.
? - For more information about executions, see the wiki page Functionality.

Types:

"command" - Executes a set command as the server.

? - If you are using an integration, you can use the name of the custom type to reference it.

    "helloworld": [
        {
            "type": "command",
            "content": "say Hello, {0}!"
        },
        {
            "type": "command",
            "content": "give \"{player}\" diamond {1}"
        }
    ]

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Example Configuration

{
    "commands": {
        "helloworld": {
            "description": "Example command.",
            "usages": [
                "/helloworld <message: str> <amount: int>"
            ],
            "aliases": [
                "hello",
                "hi"
            ],
            "permissions": [
                "easyas.command.all"
            ]
        }
    },
    "functions": {
        "helloworld": [
            {
                "type": "command",
                "content": "say Hello, {0}!"
            },
            {
                "type": "command",
                "content": "give \"{player}\" diamond {1}"
            }
        ]
    }
}

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