ConfigManager

ConfigManager

What is this plugin?

ConfigManager allows the player to read and write to configs. It's a very helpful tool for server owners and administrators who want to be able to edit the config in-game. It uses syntax markup to help you edit the config and the values with ease, and configurable pages. Don't want "#" comments showing up? No problem. Want less or more lines per page? No problem.

Permissions

configmanager.config - Allows players to access the /config command.

Commands

Glad you asked—this is the most important part!

/config is the base command. You can use it to either read or write to a config. If you write, you specify the plugin, the path to the variable, then the variable itself. If you write, you simply specify the name of the plugin and then which page you want to see. (1-9 consist of a configurable amount of lines per page, then 10 is all the rest.) Here are all the usages:

/config reload <on:off> Reload config, or reload and keep reloading every time config is modified. (Doesn't really work.)
/config write <plugin> <Path.To.Variable> <value> <new> - Modify the path, or if you add the last argument, new, create the path.
/config write <plugin> <Path.To.Variable> #remove - Remove last part of the path (in this instance, "Variable").
/config read <plugin> <page> - Display the config in the chat. It will be displayed in "pages", sort of like essentials /help. Specify which page you want to read with the third argument.

Config

# How many lines per page should we display when we /config read?
LinesPerPage: 15
# Should we show comments when we /config read? (Anything starting with # is a comment... for example, this is a comment!)
ShowComments: true