NosGrammar

# NosGrammar Messages Configuration
# Supports MiniMessage hex colors and placeholders

# Global prefix for all messages
prefix: "<gradient:#FF8500:#FF9D33>[NosGrammar]</gradient> <#DBDBDB>»</#DBDBDB>"

# Status messages with customizable placeholders
status:
  enabled: "&fGrammar correction is currently &6Enabled&f."
  disabled: "&fGrammar correction is currently &6Disabled&f."
  # Placeholders: {status} - enabled/disabled, {player} - player name
  other_player: "&fGrammar correction is currently &6{status} &ffor &6{player}&f."

# Toggle messages
toggle:
  enabled: "&fGrammar correction has been &6Enabled&f."
  disabled: "&fGrammar correction has been &6Disabled&f."

# Force command messages
force:
  success: "&aSuccessfully &f{action} &agrammar correction for &f{player}&a."
  target_notified: "&fA staff member has &6{action} &fyour grammar correction."
  # Placeholders: {action} - enabled/disabled, {player} - target player name

# Error messages
errors:
  no_permission: "&cYou do not have permission to use this command."
  player_not_found: "&cPlayer &4{player} &cwas not found."
  invalid_input: "&cInvalid input. Use: &7enabled/disabled &c(or &7on/off, yes/no&c)."
  only_players: "&cThis command can only be used by players."
  export_failed: "&cFailed to export spellings. Check console for details."
  import_failed: "&cFailed to import spellings. Check console for details."
  usage:
    general: "&cUsage: &7/grammar <toggle|force|check|reload|export|import>"
    force: "&cUsage: &7/grammar force <player> <enabled|disabled>"
    check: "&cUsage: &7/grammar check [player]"
    export: "&cUsage: &7/grammar export <filename>"
    import: "&cUsage: &7/grammar import <filename>"

# Success messages
success:
  reload: "&aPlugin configuration has been &2reloaded&a successfully."
  export: "&aSuccessfully exported spellings to &2{filename}.txt&a."
  import: "&aSuccessfully imported spellings from &2{filename}.txt&a."

# Help messages
help:
  header: "&6=== &eNosGrammar Commands &6==="
  toggle: "&7/grammar toggle &8- &fToggle grammar correction for yourself"
  force: "&7/grammar force <player> <enabled|disabled> &8- &fForce grammar correction for another player"
  check: "&7/grammar check [player] &8- &fCheck grammar correction status"
  reload: "&7/grammar reload &8- &fReload plugin configuration"
  export: "&7/grammar export <filename> &8- &fExport current spellings to file"
  import: "&7/grammar import <filename> &8- &fImport spellings from file"
  footer: "&6========================"

# Advanced customization options
# You can use MiniMessage hex colors like: <#ff6b6b>text</#ff6b6b>
# Or gradient colors like: <gradient:red:blue>text</gradient>
# Or rainbow: <rainbow>text</rainbow>

# Example with hex colors (uncomment to use):
# status:
#   enabled: "<#00ff00>Grammar correction is currently <#008000>enabled<#00ff00>."
#   disabled: "<#ff0000>Grammar correction is currently <#800000>disabled<#ff0000>."

# Example with gradients (uncomment to use):
# toggle:
#   enabled: "<gradient:green:lime>Grammar correction has been enabled.</gradient>"
#   disabled: "<gradient:red:dark_red>Grammar correction has been disabled.</gradient>"

# Legacy message mappings (for backward compatibility)
# These will be automatically mapped to the new structure
legacy_mappings:
  togglegrammar_enabled: "toggle.enabled"
  togglegrammar_disabled: "toggle.disabled"
  no_permission: "errors.no_permission"
  player_not_found: "errors.player_not_found"
  usage_forcegrammar: "errors.usage.force"
  usage_grammarcheck: "errors.usage.check"
  grammarforce_torf: "errors.invalid_input"
  grammar_status: "status.enabled"
  grammarcheck_status: "status.other_player"
  reload_success: "success.reload"
  authorized_player: "errors.only_players"
  grammarcheck_status_informed: "force.target_notified"

# List of commands that should have grammar correction applied
whitelisted-commands:
  - say
  - msg
  - tell
  - whisper
  - me

# Do not include "/" before the command to avoid any potential issues

# Specifies how many subcommands each command has before the actual message part
# For example: '/msg player hello world' has 1 subcommand ('player') before the message ('hello world')
command-structures:
  say: 0     # /say <message> (no subcommands)
  msg: 1     # /msg <player> <message>
  tell: 1    # /tell <player> <message>
  whisper: 1 # /whisper <player> <message>
  me: 0      # /me <message> (no subcommands)

  # Add other commands with their subcommand counts
  # mail: 2  # Example: /mail send <player> <message> (2 subcommands)