Best command manager to use? (eg: sk89q)

When I say command manager, I mean the API that lets you create commands without inserting them in a plugin.yml. Preferred to have annotations like @Command.

eg:

Code:

      @Command(name = "location", aliases = { "loc" }, desc = "Shows your location", usage = "/<command>", playerOnly = true)
      public void locationCommand(CommandArgs args) {
         Player p = (Player)args.getSender();
         p.sendMessage(ChatColor.GREEN + "You are in world: " + p.getWorld().getName() + " at " + p.getLocation().getBlockX() + ", " +
         p.getLocation().getBlockY() + ", " + p.getLocation().getBlockZ() + ".");
      }

 

I'm a major fan of MondoCommand. Only issue I've had is it returns the command in chat for some reason, haven't figured that out yet. Other than that I love it. You can find it here:
https://github.com/crast/MondoCommand

You have to register your base command in plugin.yml
But that's only 1 command.

 

I don't recall there ever being one, but I'm pretty sure one exists. However, the simple path to making one is:
- Create a class that extends Command and invokes a reflection method under onCommand(? I think that's the method within Command that gets called).
- Obtain a CommandMap instance via Bukkit.getServer().getPluginManager() and some reflection.
- Find a way to iterate through all valid commands (sk89q used annotations to separate commands from non-commands). Use Class.getDeclaredMethods().
- Register the commands via CommandMap.register()

It's really just a bunch of reflection and hacky command registration and pretty easy to do if you know your stuff.

 

I have a nodular command system, though I haven't documented it in the readme for my lib yet.

Package: https://github.com/CodeLanx/CodelanxLib/tree/master/src/main/java/com/codelanx/codelanxlib/command
Example implementations: https://github.com/CodeLanx/VoxelRegen/tree/master/src/main/java/com/codelanx/voxelregen/command

VoxelRegen command usage is also documented in the readme for that project

 

It might be because it returns false on the onCommand here: https://github.com/crast/MondoCommand/blob/master/src/main/java/mondocommand/MondoCommand.java

 

Bump! Want some other opinions

 

Bump

 

@Vamure I find that making my own is the best way to go.

 

Yeah, I'll have to learn reflection when I have some more free time.

 

Buuuuuuuump

 

@Vamure
I'm not sure if the example you gave exists, but if it doesn't I could make an API for it, looks pretty interesting and useful. I also have experience with adding commands without adding it to the plugin.yml

 

Here are some, which aren't perfect but I did use them for a good amount of time. I'd modify them but again due to the reflection I wouldn't really know what I'm doing.
But that would be awesome if you went and made one.

https://github.com/minnymin3/CommandFramework

https://github.com/rbrick/Zeus <- Keeps the original CommandSender and String[] parameters when making the command which I like.