CommandTree is a Kotlin-based library for managing command trees in your applications.

You can include CommandTree in your project by adding the JitPack repository to your build configuration and then adding the library as a dependency.

Add the JitPack repository to your build.gradle.kts file:

repositories {
    maven { url = uri("https://jitpack.io") }
}

Add the CommandTree dependency:

dependencies {
    implementation("com.github.WantToBeeMe:CommandTree:1.1.0")
}

To use CommandTree in your Kotlin application, you need to initialize the CommandTreeSystem in your onEnable method:

class YourPlugin : JavaPlugin() {

    override fun onEnable() {
        // Initialize CommandTreeSystem with your plugin instance and title
        CommandTreeSystem.initialize(this, "YourPluginTitle")
        
        // Your other initialization code here
    }

    // Your plugin logic here
}

You need to provide this initialize method with your plugin instance and a title. The instance is used internally whenever it needs something related to the plugin (like a list of all players, or subscribing a command) The title is used for example when an error happens, or any other feedback to the commander.

If you see commander in the source code, you will know that is referencing a player which sends the command in the chat.

There are 2 examples in the examples folder:

• HelloWorldCommand: This demonstrates how to use CommandTree with a very basic command
• GroupCommand: This provides a more advanced usage scenario.

and this is the list of partials that can be used

• BranchPartial
• EmptyPartial
• BooleanPartial
• StringPartial
• PlayerPartial
• IntPartial
• DoublePartial
• LocationPartial
• VarargPartial
• PairPartial
• TriplePartial

IDK how licenses work. If I ever find the time to assign a license, it will be a license that basically says "do whatever you want with it, Just reference me somewhere in the comments for example"