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- Color console log entries
- Change console log entry format (timestamp, position, etc.)
- Does not change server.log file output, only console display
Do you spend a lot of time in your console? Would you like to enjoy reading through your console entries and not having to decipher a monochrome storm of characters?
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Troubleshooting
If you are having trouble determining why something isn't working, set log-level: ALL in the /plugins/ConsoleColor/config.yml file and restart your server. Wait for the problem to reoccur then paste the server.log file to somewhere like http://gist.github.com and post a comment here with a link to the paste.
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Facts
- Date created
- Jan 24, 2013
- Category
- Last update
- May 02, 2013
- Development stage
- Release
- Language
- enUS
- License
- MIT License
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- ConsoleColor
- Downloads
- 14,512
- Recent files
- R: ConsoleColor 1.5.0 for 1.5.2 May 02, 2013
- R: ConsoleColor 1.4.0 for 1.5.1 Mar 21, 2013
- R: ConsoleColor 1.3.0 for 1.5.0 Mar 15, 2013
- R: ConsoleColor 1.2.1 for CB 1.4.7-R0.1 Jan 26, 2013
- R: ConsoleColor 1.2.0 for CB 1.4.7-R0.1 Jan 25, 2013
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- #9
EdGruberman May 31, 2013 at 05:59 UTC - 0 likes@Marium0505: Go
ConsoleColor 1.5.0 does work with CraftBukkit 1.5.2.
I doubt a typical hosted environment would support this. This plugin formats the console output (stderr/stdout) not the server.log file. Even if the game host redirects console output to your admin interface, it probably won't translate the ANSI color codes as proper HTML color codes. (Assuming your admin interface is web based.)
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Marium0505 May 26, 2013 at 14:05 UTC - 0 likesDoes this work on hosted server? (server not hosted on the computer)
And does this work on 1.5.2?
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EdGruberman Apr 03, 2013 at 19:37 UTC - 0 likes@Skies16: Go
Somehow I missed your comment originally.. But I'm assuming you made your comment just a bit before ConsoleColor 1.4.0 was released which works with 1.5.1.
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Skies16 Mar 21, 2013 at 22:19 UTC - 0 likesThis is broken for 1.5.1!
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zeuslightning125 Feb 02, 2013 at 01:10 UTC - 0 likesI spend about 50% of my time in the console since Im doing tons of plugin/mod related stuff. This will be nice.
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EdGruberman Jan 26, 2013 at 19:01 UTC - 0 likes@breezeyboy: Go
You can not have org.bukkit (or net.bukkit, com.bukkit, etc) as the start of your package name. That would put it in the same namespace Bukkit uses/could use.
For personal projects not associated to a domain name it's been suggested to use "name.<yourname>" or even just simply "<yourname>". So my base package name is "edgruberman". For all my Bukkit related projects, I put them under the package of "edgruberman.bukkit". This won't ever conflict with Bukkit's namespace so it is acceptable and why the download files are approved here.
I'm certainly not going to claim my original choice of a base package name is ideal nor will I claim it follows any common usage. I simply made the choice at a more ignorant stage of my development efforts. At this point, I feel entrenched in its usage and simply haven't changed my habits. That said, the goal of Java package naming is to ensure uniqueness. As long as I continue to be the abnormality, I should be safe. :)
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breezeyboy Jan 25, 2013 at 18:47 UTC - 0 likesFrom what i understand your not allowed to have .bukkit in your package name
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Skies16 Jan 25, 2013 at 17:35 UTC - 0 likesThis is a great plugin. Keep up the good work!
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pookshuman Jan 24, 2013 at 17:25 UTC - 0 likesBOOT TO THE HEAD!