Handling multiple commands.

Hello,

I've been struggling with commands finding the best way to register multiple commands.

An example, in my Random Spawn plugin I have 11 commands. This is how I register them:

Code:

 
infoCommand infoCommand;
helpCommand helpCommand;
reloadCommand reloadCommand;
setfirstspawnCommand setfirstspawnCommand;
tpfirstspawnCommand tpfirstspawnCommand;
unsetfirstspawnCommand unsetfirstspawnCommand;
setareaCommand setareaCommand;
enableCommand enableCommand;
usebedsCommand usebedsCommand;
keeprandomspawnsCommand keeprandomspawnsCommand;
randomspawnonfirstjoinCommand randomspawnonfirstjoinCommand;
 
(...)
 
public void registerCommands(){
 
        this.helpCommand = new helpCommand(this.plugin);
        this.plugin.getCommand("rshelp").setExecutor(helpCommand);
       
        this.reloadCommand = new reloadCommand(this.plugin);
        this.plugin.getCommand("rsreload").setExecutor(reloadCommand);
 
        this.infoCommand = new infoCommand(this.plugin);
        this.plugin.getCommand("rsinfo").setExecutor(infoCommand);
       
        this.enableCommand = new enableCommand(this.plugin);
        this.plugin.getCommand("rsenable").setExecutor(enableCommand);
        this.plugin.getCommand("rsdisable").setExecutor(enableCommand);
       
       
        this.setareaCommand = new setareaCommand(this.plugin);
        this.plugin.getCommand("rssetarea").setExecutor(setareaCommand);
       
        this.usebedsCommand = new usebedsCommand(this.plugin);
        this.plugin.getCommand("rsusebeds").setExecutor(usebedsCommand);
       
        this.keeprandomspawnsCommand = new keeprandomspawnsCommand(this.plugin);
        this.plugin.getCommand("rskeeprandomspawns").setExecutor(keeprandomspawnsCommand);
        this.plugin.getCommand("rskeepspawns").setExecutor(keeprandomspawnsCommand);
       
        this.randomspawnonfirstjoinCommand = new randomspawnonfirstjoinCommand(this.plugin);
        this.plugin.getCommand("rsrandomspawnonfirstjoin").setExecutor(randomspawnonfirstjoinCommand);
        this.plugin.getCommand("rsfirstjoin").setExecutor(randomspawnonfirstjoinCommand);
       
       
        this.setfirstspawnCommand = new setfirstspawnCommand(this.plugin);
        this.plugin.getCommand("rssetfirstspawn").setExecutor(setfirstspawnCommand);
        this.plugin.getCommand("rssetfs").setExecutor(setfirstspawnCommand);
 
        this.tpfirstspawnCommand = new tpfirstspawnCommand(this.plugin);
        this.plugin.getCommand("rstpfirstspawn").setExecutor(tpfirstspawnCommand);
        this.plugin.getCommand("rstpfs").setExecutor(tpfirstspawnCommand);
       
        this.unsetfirstspawnCommand = new unsetfirstspawnCommand(this.plugin);
        this.plugin.getCommand("rsunsetfirstspawn").setExecutor(unsetfirstspawnCommand);
        this.plugin.getCommand("rsunsetfs").setExecutor(unsetfirstspawnCommand);
       
    }

I would like to have one command like /rs or /randomspawn and as argument enable or setfirstspawn but still use a class for each command. So /randomspawn enable would be executed in a different CommandExecutor than /randomspawn setfirstspawn.

I saw other devs working with annotations could someone explain how this works?

 

Have you tryd to make Commands with arguments? like so: /rs setspawn ..