Get all Commands

hi guy's hope you can help me
do you know how how i cann get all the commands from all enabled plugins and check if a player have permissons for it

 

This is a little tricky, with how plugins can issue commands without them being registered.

But basically, you could iterate over all of the plugins, grab their plugin.yml files, load them as configurations, and then get the command object from that (or check command.name.permission).

But theres no surefire way to grab all of the commands, because, like i said, some plugins catch unregistered commands in the command event. I think world edit does this)

 

Or you could go in game, open chat, type forward slash and then hold TAB. That lists every command your server has to offer.

 

um...

*cough* Thats not how.... plugins work..

even still, if a plugin uses a non-registration method, they wouldnt show up in the list of commands.

 

get plugin -> get PluginDescriptionFile -> getCommands() -> keySet() -> Set<String> with all commands

 

As CorrieKey has been mentioning that would return only the declared commands and declared permissions for those commands.

 

Yes, my method was just a 'shortened' version of her suggestion to load in the plugin.yml

 

My mistake. Didnt know you could get the commands that way.

the more you know!

 

ok this should work for most of the plugins but how do i get the discription of the commands

 

for each command, get the Map<String, Object>, and get the "description"

Code:java

// Assume command
String description = (String) thePluginDescriptionFile.get(command).get("description");

Don't forget to check for null values between the chained methods

 

isn't there a way to get the commands all commands by hooking into essentails or some think elese otherwhise its a little bit triky to check if the players have permissons for the command because not every plugin has the permissons in the plugin.yml

currendly i to it like

Code:java

 
    private String[] getCommandPage(Player pl)
    {
        List<String> commands = new ArrayList<String>();
        List<String> usage = new ArrayList<String>();
        List<String> discription = new ArrayList<String>();
        List<String> permissions = new ArrayList<String>();
        Plugin[] plugins = plugin.getServer().getPluginManager().getPlugins();
        PluginDescriptionFile file = null;
        try
        { 
            for(Plugin p : plugins)
         {
            file = p.getDescription();
 
                for(String  command : file.getCommands().keySet())
                {
                    commands.add(command);
                }
 
            for(String s : commands)
            {
                if(file.getCommands().get(s).get("permission") != null)
                {
                    permissions.add((String)file.getCommands().get(s).get("permission"));
                }
                else
                {
                    discription.add("");
                }
 
                if(file.getCommands().get(s).get("description") != null)
                {
                    discription.add((String)file.getCommands().get(s).get("description"));
                }
                else
                {
                    discription.add("");
                }
                if(file.getCommands().get(s).get("usage") != null)
                {
                    usage.add((String)file.getCommands().get(s).get("usage"));
                }
                else
                {
                    usage.add("");
                }
            }
         }
        }
        catch (Exception e)   
        {
        }
 
 
        String page= "";
        List<String> res = new ArrayList<String>();
        for(int i = 0; i < commands.size(); i++)
        {
            if(pl.hasPermission(permissions.get(i)))
            page = usage.get(i) + " \n \n " + discription.get(i);
            res.add(page);
        }
 
         return (String[])res.toArray() ;
    }

but ther must be a better way to do that

 

If they do not have the permissions in the plugin.yml page... you are kinda <insert statement here>. Unless you want to hook into every plugin on BukkitDev...

 

well how fireblast709 describe it:
<insert statement here>