Bukkit

Note: This information is outdated. Use the documentation found here for version 2.5 and higher.

(This only applies to bukkit -> php -> bukkit connections. For php -> bukkit connections see this.)

Helpful notes about the syntax :

For a list of bukkit data you can use in php (only bukkit -> php), go here.

Line seperator (;)

The line seperator: ";" (without quotes) is essential in seperating the different commands and text lines. Example:

/Command/ExecuteBukkitCommand: weather sun;
/Command/ExecuteConsoleCommand: time day;

Chatcolor-aColorHere

Chatcolor-aColorHere type of commands will paint the text in the provided color until a ";" or a new Chatcolor command is reached. Example:

/Command/Chatcolor-red:This is red;
/Command/Chatcolor-purple:This is purple;
/Command/Chatcolor-gray:This is gray;
/Command/Chatcolor-gray:These are /Chatcolor-blue:multiple colors/Chatcolor-red: in one/Chatcolor-purple: sentence;

The available colors are:

• Chatcolor-red
• Chatcolor-green
• Chatcolor-blue
• Chatcolor-yellow
• Chatcolor-white
• Chatcolor-purple
• Chatcolor-gray
• Chatcolor-darkred
• Chatcolor-darkblue
• Chatcolor-darkgreen
• Chatcolor-darkpurple
• Chatcolor-darkgray
• Chatcolor-gold

ExecuteBukkitCommand

Sends the provided command to bukkit to be executed as the player who initiated the request. Example:

/Command/ExecuteBukkitCommand: weather sun;

To specify the player that executes this command use ExecuteBukkitCommand-playerName:command (playerName has to be online)

ExecuteConsoleCommand

Sends the provided command to bukkit to be executed as the server console. Example:

/Command/ExecuteConsoleCommand: time day;

NOTE: Not all commands support this way of execution.

Plain text

Normal text will be directly outputted to the minecraft player.