List of plugin commands?

I'm adding a command alias to my creaturebox plugin, and it occurs to me that the alias I'm considering ("/cb") may already be used by another plugin.

So, I'm wondering if anyone has made a comprehensive list of the command prefixes that are used by different plugins?

 

I was thinking of this earlier. It would be interesting to see what plugins use what. I hate having people type out my full plugin name for commands.

 

Not by any means a complete list, but its a few
(see attached file)

 

oh god, what is that XD

 

Open it in an advanced notepad. Lists them all on seperate lines.
If you open it in normal notepad it jumbles all onto one line.

 

ah, lol ok

 

Only microsoft would make a text editor that doesn't understand what a line-break character means.

 

why would they need to? what they say is standard ;P

 

Microsoft (and Notepad) are the reason that we got saddled with the "CR/LF" combination for line breaks - it took a good many years for the industry to break free of that bit of stupidity.

 

Been brainstorming something similiar. Sourcemod (the plugin system for Source games) had a way to register plugin commands and it was very handy.

I raised the question a while ago but no one had anything helpful suggest:
http://forums.bukkit.org/threads/plugins-using-the-same-command.9812/

Something should be pretty easy to implement once all plugins are stored in the same place (ie when Fill is done). Then it would just be a matter of extracting all the plugin.yml files from all the plugin jars and seeing what commands they register.

Until then, with plugin jar files scattered all across the internet it would be tough to organize such a list without requiring plugin authors to opt-in with the info.

But there are a bunch of plugins that all have permanent download links for UpToDate:
http://forums.bukkit.org/threads/ad...keep-your-server-plugins-up-to-date-556.5026/

You could write a program to download all of them and then pull out their yml files and see what commands they use... if you could get the source to see the download links list.

Another option would be to set up a website where anyone could upload a jar file and the commands it uses would be added to the list (or not if they already exist). But it would be a pain to deal with people uploading garbage just for lulz.

 

That's EXACTLY what I did to generate my list above.
I can send you the source if you want it.

 

Thanks but not interested. I've got some ideas I might toy around with.