@Arg @CaseInsensitive

If you want an enum argument to be parsed in a case-insensitive manner, use the @CaseInsensitive annotation.

Example

@Command(name = "color")
public class ColorCommand {
    @Execute
    void color(@Sender Player player, @Arg @CaseInsensitive Color color) {
        player.sendMessage("Resolved colors as " + color);
    }
    
    private enum Color {
        RED, GREEN, BLUE
    }
}

Here is an example of the /color command usage:

/color <color>

Input

/color red

Output

Resolved colors as RED

Without the @CaseInsensitive

Without the @CaseInsensitive annotation, the /color command accepts only exact enum values (e.g. RED, GREEN). Any other casing will result in an error.

/color <color>

Input

/color red

Output

<Invalid usage error>

Michał Łuczak

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