Bukkit

# NOTE:
/cb  OR  /cbook   can be used

# Create a cmdBook with the written book in your hand
/cb create

# Edit/Add commands in a cmdBook (Other books are blocked)
/cb edit

# List the commands inside a cmdBook
/cb info

# Show plugin information
/cb about

# Make a normal book private
/cb private

# Make a normal book public
/cb public

# Reload the configuration
/cb reload

# Convert deprecated variables
/cb convert

# Show ingame variables and info
/cb variables

# Run every command as console:
@runconsole
# TIP: You might want to use $chat[..] if you want to let the player use a command without op perm.

# Hide all cmdBook messages
# This will hide thinigs like " Command performed" or " waiting.."
@hidemessages

# This will be replaced with the name of the player that uses the book
$player

# This will be replaced with the player you are clicking on
$targetplayer

# This will give you an integer with your health
$health

# This will give you a decimal with your xp
$xp

# This will give you a decimal with your target's xp
$targetxp

# This will give you an integer with your level
$lvl

# This will give you an decimal with your target's level
$targetlvl

# This allows you to see your hunger as integer (0-10)
$hunger

# This allows you to see your target's hunger as integer (0-10)
$targethunger

# This will give you your killers name
$killer

# This will give you the name of your target's killer
$targetkiller

# This will give your X position
$xpos

# This will give your Y position
$ypos

# This will give the xpos of the block you look at
$losx

# This will give the ypos of the block you look at
$losy

# This will give the zpos of the block you look at
$losz

# Input - A very handy variable:
# The input variable will prompt the player before all commands are executed
# The data the player enters in chat after getting prompted (without any use of commands, just plain text) 
# will replace the input variable
$input      ->   When using it in this format , it will just ask for an input
$input[Question here]     ->  put [text]  to customize your question

# When using @input instead of $input, it will input the user at the beginning of the book
# the $input will only input right before the command will be executed

# Delay - variable is $wait[int]  replace int with a number
# This will cause the command execution to Pause (in ms)
$wait[int]

# Execute javascript, create a variable 'output' this variable will replace the script[**]
$script[javascript here]
$script[var dNow = new Date();var output = 'Today is ' + dNow.getDate();] 

# Make a simple calculation
$calc[1+2]
$calc[$losy+1]

# Send a private message to the player
$msg[messagehere]

# Broadcast a message
$broadcast[HEllo There!]

# Send player chat
$chat[..]
# Only required when using @runconsole

# MAKE SURE TO USE /cb variables for all **40** variables

[cmdbook]
/give $player cookie 1|
I got a cookie :D|

[cmdbook]
$targetplayer You have been caught griefing!|
/ban $targetplayer Griefing Visual proof|
/resident delete $targetplayer|

[cmdbook]
/lb lookup player $targetplayer block 56 area 100 time 30 minutes|

PAGE1:
[cmdbook]
This is my first page|
HELLOOWW

PAGE2:
This is my second command|
/give $player cookie 10|
:D

PAGE3:
The End

[cmdbook]
/ban $targetplayer $input[Why ban him?]|
/lb rollback player $targetplayer time $input[How many days you want to rollback him?] days|
$wait[2000]|
/yes|
$wait[10000]|
/no

# permissions needed:
- cmdbook.variable.runconsole
- cmdbook.use

[cmdbook]
@runconsole
/give $player cookie 1

Will act like WorldEdit compass
the calc adds 1 block to the y axis, so you dont teleport IN the block

[cmdbook]
/teleport $losx calc($losy+1) $losz