LagMeter

Version 1.14.0

• API: Created a listener system for both Lag (TPS) and Memory watchers. Developers: to use this, see the API page. Listeners exist for asynchronous and synchronous execution.
• API: Created getters for most of LagMeter's API, and made a few more methods public. I will be encapsulating LagMeter's classes even more in the future, so that the entire plugin will eventually comply with java standards.
• API: Many of LagMeter's methods (most of them, actually) are now public and are available for developers to harness the powers of. This includes the new methods with 1.14.0.
• Lag/mem listener command times can now have delays in the format that uptime commands do.
• Log outputs will now have digit grouping and two decimal places (i.e. 3,635,252.55 and for everywhere that uses a full-stop as a digit grouping character, 3.645.211.755,15) when refering to TPS and memory.
• Fixed (on accident) a NullPointerException which would occur when the plugin was disabled with logging disabled.
• Added 'uptime commands' - commands to be run after a certain amount of time the server has run for. Can be set to recur. To use, add to your config (a command, followed by <>, followed by the time (w: weeks; d: days; h: hours; m: minutes; s: seconds):

UptimeCommands:
    commandList:
        - /stop<>7d12h

• Fixed the ping command: it will no longer create massive tonnes of lag, but instead, the response will be a bit delayed instead of delaying the entire server thread if a high value is entered for the hops. In other words, you might use the command /ping 500 and it'll respond in about 20 minutes or so, but the server won't lag.
• Fixed ping on Linux. Again. Or, at least, I hope.

• /mem is broken in this version.