Commands
/commandaliases
Displays Command Aliases Information
/commandaliases load
Loads command aliases from Command Aliases File
/commandaliases unload
Unloads loaded command aliases
/commandaliases reload
Unloads and loads command aliases from Command Aliases File
/commandaliases scheduler match <eventName>
Returns success internally if there is an action component with eventName in the scheduler's queue, there is no user output
/commandaliases scheduler remove <eventName>
Returns success internally if there is an action component with eventName in the scheduler's queue and is successfully removed, there is no user output
/commandaliases database put <key> <value>
Stores entry of a key-value into the database of world directory, there is no user output
/commandaliases database delete <key>
Deletes entry of a key from the database of world directory, there is no user output
/commandaliases database match <key>
Returns success internally if the database of the world directory matches the key, there is no user output
/commandaliases database get <key>
Prints key if the key exists with the database of world directory, meant for debugging purposes
/commandaliases compare equals <value1> <value2>
Returns success internally if the value1 equals value2, there is no user output
/commandaliases compare notEquals <value1> <value2>
Returns success internally if the value1 is not equal to value2, there is no user output
/commandaliases compute condition <boolean_expression>
Returns success internally if the boolean_expression evaluates to true, there is no user output
/commandaliases compute equals <key> <value1> <value2>
Stores boolean results to key if the value1 is equal to value2, there is no user output
/commandaliases compute notEquals <key> <value1> <value2>
Stores boolean results to key if the value1 is not equal to value2, there is no user output
/commandaliases compute moreThan <key> <value1> <value2>
Stores boolean results to key if the value1 is more than value2, there is no user output
/commandaliases compute lessThan <key> <value1> <value2>
Stores boolean results to key if the value1 is less than value2, there is no user output
/commandaliases compute moreThanEquals <key> <value1> <value2>
Stores boolean results to key if the value1 is more than or equal to value2, there is no user output
/commandaliases compute lessThanEquals <key> <value1> <value2>
Stores boolean results to key if the value1 is less than or equal to value2, there is no user output
/commandaliases compute booleanEvaluate <key> <boolean_expression>
Stores boolean results to key if the boolean_expression evaluates to true also returns success internally if the evaluation was successful, there is no user output
/commandaliases compute numericalEvaluate <key><numerical_expression>
Stores numerical results to key of the numerical_expression evaluation also returns success internally if the evaluation was successful, there is no user output
Note: Client-sided command aliases are identical by replacing the top level /commandaliases to /commandaliases:client.
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