@Flag

To define a flag in a command, use the @Flag annotation.

@Command(name = "mute")
public class MuteCommand {
    @Execute
    void mute(@Arg Player player, @Flag("-s") boolean isSilent) {
        // ..
    }
}

@Flag("-s") declares a flag with the identifier -s that can be used in the command.

Here is an example of the /mute command usage:

/mute <player> -s

Input

/mute Rollczi -s

player

Rollczi

isSilent

true

Additional Options

You can also define a flag with a different identifier:

@Flag("--silent")

Or create more than one flag in the same command:

@Flag("-s") boolean isSilent, @Flag("-k") boolean isKick

Martin Sulikowski Norbert Dejlich

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fdf64fc-GH-28 Refactor docs. (#28)