The Command System in NeoEssentials provides a comprehensive framework for managing and executing commands on your Minecraft server.

NeoEssentials offers a robust command system that allows server administrators to:

• Execute essential server management operations
• Provide useful utilities for players
• Customize command behavior and permissions
• Create command aliases and shortcuts
• Integrate with other mod systems

NeoEssentials organizes commands into the following categories:

The NeoEssentials command system uses a hierarchical structure:

1. Base Commands: Root-level commands (e.g., /ne, /money)
2. Subcommands: Commands under a base command (e.g., /ne reload, /money pay)
3. Arguments: Parameters that modify command behavior (e.g., /warp create <name>)

Server administrators can create custom commands through configuration:

{
  "commands": {
    "customcmd": {
      "permission": "neoessentials.command.custom",
      "aliases": ["cc", "customcommand"],
      "action": "execute_commands",
      "commands": [
        "say Custom command executed!",
        "give %player% minecraft:diamond 1"
      ]
    }
  }
}

You can configure global command settings in config/neoessentials/commands.json:

{
  "settings": {
    "enable_command_cooldowns": true,
    "default_cooldown": 3,
    "enable_command_costs": false,
    "command_prefix": "ne"
  }
}

Individual commands can be configured with:

• Aliases: Alternative command names
• Permissions: Required permissions to use the command
• Cooldowns: Time between command uses
• Cost: Economy cost to use the command
• Description: Help text for the command

Developers can register custom commands using the API:

import com.zerog.neoessentials.api.command.CommandAPI;

public class MyMod {
    public void registerCommands() {
        CommandAPI.register("mycommand", new MyCustomCommand());
    }
}

• Commands Reference - Full list of all available commands
• Permissions Guide - Command permission setup
• API Documentation - Developing with the command API

For additional help with the command system, join our Discord server or check the GitHub repository.