This mod was created to avoid having to type out long commands repeatedly.

Usage:

Type /sub to get the list of commands. Type one of the subcommands to get further instructions.

Examples:

Zero parameter command

/sub add /ic /inventory clear

/ic executes /inventory clear

Single parameter command

/sub add /t $0 /time set $0

/t day executes as /time set day

Two parameter command

/addsub /w $0 $1 /weather $0 $1

/w set Zone4_Wastes_Rain executes as /weather set Zone4_Wastes_Rain

Changing parameter order

/sub add /zyx $0 $1 $2 /tp $2 $1 $0

/zyx 12 120 50 executes /tp 12 120 50

Multi command

/sub add /clearnoon /weather clear /time noon

/clearnoon executes /weather clear and then /time noon.

Command with optional parameter

/sub add /g $i $q /give $i ++quantity $q

/g Food_Popcorn 664 executes /give Food_Popcorn --quantity 664

++ converts to -- to get optional parameters to work.

Overriding a vanilla command

/sub add /help /echo "testing"

/help executes /echo "testing" without opening the help menu

Same parameter multiple times

/sub add /same $0 /tp $0 $0 $0

/same 100 executes /tp 100 100 100

Permissions:

In a vanilla server with op you have all perms.

For servers admins:

potato.abbreviations.command.sub

potato.abbreviations.command.*

Adding abbreviations to non admin groups:

potato.abbreviations.command.thecommandname

In addition to the perm for the abbreviated command, the perms for the original command(s) is also required. So for example after doing "/sub add /ic /inventory clear", the command /ic requires permission for /ic and /inventory clear.

If you use luckperms I recommend "/lp verbose on" to see which permissions are missing.

Config file:

The config file appears at ./mods/AbbreviationPlugin/cmdsubstitutions.json

Install:

Use curseforge app

Put the .jar into your singeplayer or multiplayer server folder titled "mods" You can verify the mod is working by seeing if /day is recognized as a command.

Command Abbreviations