Listing Commands from plugin's plugin.yml

Hey everyone! So, I'm trying to list all the commands from my plugin's plugin.yml in order to make a help menu of sorts. This is what I have so far, but it doesn't work at all:

Code:java

for(Plugin plugin : Bukkit.getPluginManager().getPlugins()){
                    if (plugin.getName() == "RankPoints"){
                        List<Command> cmdList = PluginCommandYamlParser.parse(plugin);
                        for(int i=0; i < cmdList.size(); i++){
                            sender.sendMessage(cmdList.get(i).getAliases().toString());
                        }
                    }
                }

I'd be grateful if someone can help me fix this or at least point me in the right direction. Thanks

 

The Gaming Grunts
Usually I would just redo it all, but this will return the commands.

Code:java

getDescription().getCommands();

I don't use this one, but I use

Code:java

getServer().getLogger().info("~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~");
getServer().getLogger().info(getDescription().getName() + " Version: " + getDescription().getVersion() + "By: "getDescription().getAuthors() + " has been enabled!");
getServer().getLogger().info("Please suggest ideas by sending a PM at: " + getDescription().getWebsite());

 

The Gaming Grunts
By the way, you could just simplify the code a bit by using getPlugin(String).getDescription() and loop through all the commands...

 

xTrollxDudex 97waterpolo
1 problem solved. I had to change == to .equals(). Here's the new code:

Code:java

                for(Plugin plugin : Bukkit.getPluginManager().getPlugins()){
                    if (plugin.getName().equals("RankPoints")){
                        List<Command> cmdList = PluginCommandYamlParser.parse(plugin);
                        for(int i=0; i < cmdList.size(); i++){
                            sender.sendMessage(cmdList.get(i).toString());
                        }
                    }
                }

Now it displays messages like "org.bukkit.command.PluginCommand(command, pluginName)". How can I get only the command name? I could use something like substring(), but that wouldn't narrow it down enough

 

The Gaming Grunts
I never tried using the getDescription method for commands, so I can't help any more! Good luck!

 

The Gaming Grunts
Also, your for loop can be simplified to a for-each loop
Remember that it is a list of COMMANDS. Remember making commands? You can get the command name using getName().