mcplug.js v1.0.0

Plug.js

mcplug.js is a javascript package made for create Minecraft plugins. mcplug.js makes .jar files out of javascript that you can put in your plugins folder!

Use

creating a plugin with mcplug.js is simple! Try following these steps:

1. Create a plugin! To create a plugin, first require the mcplug.js module, then assign a variable to a new plug.Plugin

const plug = require('mcplug.js');

// ARGUMENTS - new plug.Plugin("name", ["package"], ["description"], ["author"], ["version"]);
var plugin = new plug.Plugin('very cool plugin', 'ephfpkg', 'this is a REALLY good plugin!', 'ephf', '1.0.0');

the package, in my case ephfkpg, should be something very different from other packages. If two plugins have the same package name, there code can conflict with eachother and can ruin the plugins.

2. Add a command! With this new plugin we made, we can add as many commands as we want!

// ARGUMENTS - new plug.Command("name", ["usage"], ["description"], [aliases[]]);
var command = new plug.Command('hello', '/hello', 'say hello', ['hi']);

3. Add a use to the command!

/* *this is version 1.0.0 of mcplug.js* most JavaScript functions won't work here. If you need more help, try looking up java tutorials.

use the object 'java.' if you want to create certain arguments:
eg. [ java.int | java.Array.String | java.boolean ]

The terms: const, let, and var will be changed to a certain java type as best as the code can.
eg. [ var hello = 5; === int hello = 5; ] | [ var array = ["hi", "hello", "pretty cool"]; === String[] array = new String[]{"hi","hello","pretty cool"}; ]
*/
command.onUse = function(sender, command, label, args) {
    sender.sendMessage('Hello!');
}

4. Add the command to the plugin!

plugin.addCommand(command);

See typings in plug.js for more details ( I don't know if I did the typings right... )