Overview

The two roots, renaming them, arguments, egg ids, and what runs from the console.

uxmEasterEggs has two commands. Players use /eggs; operators use /uxmeastereggs.

Root	Aliases	Page
`/eggs`	`/easteregg`, `/eastereggs`	Player commands
`/uxmeastereggs`	`/uxmeggs`, `/eggsadmin`	Operator commands

Commands

Renaming

Every name, alias and subcommand is set in commands.conf. The key on the left never changes; the name on the right is yours:

eggs {
  name    = "eggs"
  aliases = ["easteregg", "eastereggs"]
  enabled = true
  subcommands {
    radar { name = "radar" }
  }
}

A subcommand set to enabled = false leaves the tree while the rest of the command stays. A whole root set to enabled = false is never registered. A change to the file needs a restart: the server builds its command tree once, at start.

Words per language

localized-aliases gives a command a word for the readers of one language:

eggs {
  localized-aliases { tr = ["yumurta"] }
}

The word works for anyone who types it, but only a player who reads that language finds it in their command list. A word under subcommands is offered to, and works for, the readers of that language and the console only.

Arguments

Argument	Accepts
`<egg>`	An egg id: the whole UUID, its first eight characters as the plugin prints them, or any start of it no other egg shares. Suggestions list the eggs
`<type>`	A type name, the file name in `types/` without `.conf`. Suggestions list the types
`<block>`, `<value>` of `set position`	`here` or nothing for the block you look at, or `<x> <y> <z> [world]`
`<board>`	`found`
`<period>`	`alltime`, `monthly`, `weekly` or `daily`
`<player>`	A player name
`<language>`	A language this server has a messages file for

"The block you look at" is the first block in your line of sight within six blocks. Without a world, a position is in the world you stand in; the console must name one.

Console

/eggs top, with or without a board, and the two language commands for another player run from the console; the bare /eggs, radar and the own-language commands need a player. Of the operator commands, editor and tp need a player, and create or delete with no block or egg named reads where a player looks.

Permissions

The node on a root guards every branch under it. A node held by everybody (default: true) keeps its command visible, and a sender without it is refused with command.no-permission; any other node hides its command from a sender without it. Every /eggs command needs uxmeastereggs.use, which everyone has. Every /uxmeastereggs command needs uxmeastereggs.admin and, for most subcommands, a node of its own as well. See the permission reference.

Notes

The bare roots answer. /eggs alone opens the collection. /uxmeastereggs alone does what list does.
Every root has a help page. help after a root lists the subcommands the sender may use.

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