Unleash the power of Sponge and Bukkit!
- Blog : https://www.admincmd.com
- Wiki : https://wiki.admincmd.com
- Issues: https://bug.admincmd.com
- License : GPLv2
AdminCMD is a powerful plug-in that brings you commands that give you total control over your server. Now we decided to remake it completely for the new Sponge API. Featuring the most widely used commands in server management such as: inventory management, banishment of bad players, limitation to teleporting, setting spawn and home way points, and much, much more! Blockface approved and rated as one of the best plug-in by server owners.
- The Java 7 or newer JDK
- Maven
- Git
Every developer of the AdminCMD team is able to create branches and merge it into master. Once the development of a feature has started, the developer creates a new branch named after the feature. Once a feature is finished, the branch becomes merged to the master branch to prevent commit conflicts. Everybody who is not from the developer team, can make pull requests to the main branch and we will review them and maybe merge them.
To clone:
git clone https://github.com/AdminCMD/AdminCMD-Rebirth.git
To create a new branch, go to Github, click on branch master and create a new branch.
To switch to a branch
git pull origin BRANCHNAME
git checkout BRANCHNAME
To merge the master branch to a branch:
git pull origin master
git checkout BRANCHNAME
git merge master
To merge a branch to the master branch:
git pull origin master
git checkout master
git merge BRANCHNAME
If you make a commit, use the tags below in your commit. For example:
[MOD] Change the way how players get stored in the database
So always prefix your commit message with one of these tags:
- [MOD] : You have modified something in the existing code
- [ADD] : You've added something new to the code
- [FIX] : Fixed a problem/bug
- [OPTIMIZATION] : Some optimization done in the code
- [DEV] : Something only related to development
- [DEBUG] : Related to help the debugging.
- [IGNORE] : Related to the .gitignore file
- [API] : Work on the API module
- [BUKKIT] : Work on the Bukkit module
- [SPONGE] : Work on the sponge module
- [CORE] : Work on the core module
If you have already commited something, but want to add another commit,
just type git commit -amend
BUT: Only use this if you did not push already. If you pushed already, you need to make a new commit.
- The whole RedThirdDivision for helping us out!
- Lathanael for helping so much out on the Bukkit version!