KitCats

Building:

git clone https://github.com/JGJ52/KitCats.git
cd KitCats
./gradlew build

Include it in your project:

  <repositories>
  <repository>
    <id>jgj52-repo</id>
    <url>https://maven.jgj52.hu/repository/maven-releases/</url>
  </repository>
</repositories>

<dependencies>
<dependency>
  <groupId>hu.jgj52</groupId>
  <artifactId>KitCats</artifactId>
  <version>2.0</version>
  <scope>provided</scope>
</dependency>
</dependencies>

Configuring: In config.yml, you can
change the messages,
the content of the pages and the kits and the custom kits (you can change these in-game too, so don't worry about these!)
you can also disable enchantments in config:

customkits:
  enchants:
    disabled: 
      - mending
      - unbreaking

Commands:

• /kit:
  • subcommands:
    • create: create a kit
    • delete: delete a kit
    • edit: edit a kit (it edits it only for you!)
    • load: load a kit into your inventory
    • preview: preview a kit's content
  • default behavior: opens up a gui containing all the kits
• /customkit:
  • subcommands:

    • create: create a custom kit

    • delete: delete a custom kit

    • edit: edit one of your custom kit's content note: you can edit the items by shift-clicking them

      

    • load: load one of your custom kit into your inventory

    • preview: preview one of your custom kit

      

  • default behavior: opens up a gui containing all your custom kits
• /page:
  • default behavior: opens up a gui where you can edit, what players can put into their custom kits. must get ran at least once before using /customkit

Permissions:

for each command, the permission is

kitcats.command.<command>

for each subcommand, the permission is

kitcats.command.<command>.<subcommand>

in the custom kit's item editor, you need the

kitcats.customkits.<editType>

permission.

Edit types:

• name: edit the name of the item
• enchant: let the player enchant the item

• trim: let the player put trims on an armor

• shulker: let the player edit the content of a shulker box