Superior Server Toolkit

Superior Server Toolkit (SSTKIT) is designed for servers of all kind bringing in commands that freshen up the experience of the players on your server and especially making server management easier. From basic commands like /warp and /heal and more commands that are necessary for protecting your server like /tempban and /vpncheck.

Config Example (warps and tempbans set by commands):

VPNCHECK-iphubInfo-API_KEY: API_KEY_HERE

vote:
  setup: false
  link: https://minecraft-server-list.com/server/510757/vote/

playerlist:
  opOnlyPerm: true

warp:
  setup: false
  opOnlyPerm: false
  warps: {}

disabledFeatures:
  commands:
    - warp
    - warplist
    - warpremove
    - warpcreate

You can disable ANY Superior Server Toolkit commands (excluding aliases) under 'disabledFeatures.commands' in the config.yml as shown here.

Disabled commands will not show up for any players, requires restart after config (all other config adjustments can be reloaded with '/sstkitreload').

All available commands and their aliases of the latest version:

• sstkitcommands
• sstkitreload / sstkit / reloadsstkit
• readptransform / playertransform
• broadcastmsg
• kickuntilrestart
• kickuntilrestartclea
• fly
• giveperm
• ghost
• warpcreate
• warpremove
• warp
• memoryusage / mem
• cpuusage / cpu
• heal
• list
• invsee
• endersee
• invincible
• vpncheck
• tempban
• tempbanlist
• untempban / pardontempban
• vote

Contributing

You can contribute to this project by creating a fork of the GitHub page, make changes and then submit a pull request. Make sure you follow the contributing rules below.

Contributing Rules

1. YOU MUST USE INTELLIJ, Download here [IntelliJ Community Download]!!!
2. Add your name (real or username) the date in comments at the top for code you have created or heavily editted, no claiming credit for big work when you do small.
3. Do not add useless comments arround existing code.
4. Make your code readable and the format to be consistent with original files.
5. Don't add any commands that require mods or any other plugin API.
6. Keep the plugin compatible with Paper, Spigot, Bukkit, and Purpur.
7. Do not edit existing code in a way that makes the original code read different to the new code.
8. Do not add too many comments around new code, primarily have one bigger comment section below the imports explaining what the class does. Then have smaller comments around the code IF you want to.
9. Do not use AI! No using AI to completely make code for this project, it gets messy and messy fast. You can use AI to explain code and potentially debug NON-EXISTING code. You may use AI to prototype but not include the AI code in your final pull request.