ConfigEdit

ConfigEdit is a lightweight Bukkit plugin that provides one simple command for editing config files in other plugins. If you get tired of constantly opening a plugin's config file just to change one minor thing, than this plugin is for you.

Command

ConfigEdit's edit command has a simple, easy syntax for editing config files:

/edit theplugin the.key:value otherconfig

Where:

• "theplugin" is the plugin of the folder that ConfigEdit will look in for the config file. So in this case the folder would be plugins/theplugin.
• "the.key:value" is the key in the config and the value that key will be set to, separated by a colon. So the result in the config (in this case, otherconfig) might look like:

the:
  key: value

• "otherconfig" is the name of the config file to be edited in plugins/theplugin. If the name of the config is not specified, it will default to "config".

You can also set lists in the config. For example:

• /edit theplugin the.key:value1,value2,value3 otherconfig

Which in the config might look like:

the:
  key:
  - value1
  - value2
  - value3

If you want to add values to already existing configs, you could do, for example:

• /edit theplugin the.key:+value4,value5,value6 otherconfig

Which might look like this in the config:

the:
  key:
  - value1
  - value2
  - value3
  - value4
  - value5
  - value6

Say you wanted to remove value1, 2, and 3 from the config. You could do:

• /edit theplugin the.key:-value1,value2,value3 otherconfig

Which might look like:

the:
  key:
  - value4
  - value5
  - value6

If you decided you wanted to remove the.key altogether, just set the value to null:

• /edit theplugin the.key:null otherconfig

Permissions

ConfigEdit has one permission:

• configedit.command

Metrics

This plugin utilizes Hidendra's plugin metrics system, which means that the following information is collected and sent to mcstats.org:

• A unique identifier
• The server's version of Java
• Whether the server is in offline or online mode
• The plugin's version
• The server's version
• The OS version/name and architecture
• The core count for the CPU
• The number of players online
• The Metrics version

Opting out of this service can be done by editing plugins/Plugin Metrics/config.yml and changing opt-out to true.

Developers

Feel like you can improve the plugin in some way? Send me a pull request on Github: https://github.com/techboy291/ConfigEdit