CommandLib
Modern command framework for Minecraft plugins designed to simplify the creation and management of commands in recent Minecraft versions.
CommandLib
CommandLib is a modern command framework for Minecraft plugins designed to simplify the creation and management of commands in recent Minecraft versions.
The library uses Java annotations to significantly reduce boilerplate code and provide a clean, structured way to define commands. With a single class, developers can define multiple commands, subcommands, and nested subcommands while keeping their code organized and readable.
CommandLib was built with flexibility and maintainability in mind, making it suitable for both small plugins and large-scale projects.
Features
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Annotation-based command system Define commands using simple Java annotations instead of verbose configuration.
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Multiple commands per class Organize related commands within a single class for better structure.
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Subcommands and nested subcommands Create complex command trees with minimal effort.
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Cleaner and more maintainable code Reduce repetitive command-handling logic.
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Modern API design Built with current Minecraft plugin development practices in mind.
Why This Project Exists
CommandLib was originally created to support my own projects and provide a more streamlined way to manage commands in Minecraft plugins.
While existing frameworks such as SolidityCore provide useful command systems, this project focuses on improving developer ergonomics, reducing complexity, and offering a more modern annotation-driven approach.
The goal is to make command creation simple, maintainable, and scalable.
Requirements
To use CommandLib, your environment must meet the following requirements:
- Minecraft: 1.20 or newer
- Server Software: Paper (recommended for modern plugin development)
- Java: Java 17 or newer
Documentation
Full documentation, usage examples, and API references are available on the official documentation website:
https://docs.reaudacity.online
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License. You are free to use, modify, and distribute this software in accordance with the terms of the license.
