ProAntiTab

# This feature allows you to customize your server-brand you see when you press F3.
# Normally there stands something like 'Purpur', or 'Spigot'.
# With this feature you are able to change and even animate it! ^^
custom-server-brand:
  enabled: false

#   Determines the speed in that the animation goes
  repeat-delay: 3

#   This here is the list of the animation
#   Possible placeholders:
#   %player%        - name of the player
#   %displayname%   - displayname of the player
#   %world%         - name of world where the player is
#   and the other placeholders from PlaceholderAPI
  brands:
    - '&f&lP&froAntiTab |'
    - '&fP&lr&foAntiTab /'
    - '&fPr&lo&fAntiTab -'
    - '&fPro&lA&fntiTab |'
    - '&fProA&ln&ftiTab \'
    - '&fProAn&lt&fiTab |'
    - '&fProAnt&li&fTab /'
    - '&fProAnti&lT&fab -'
    - '&fProAnti&lT&fab \'
    - '&fProAntiT&la&fb |'
    - '&fProAntiTa&lb&f /'
    - '&fProAntiTab -'
    - '&fProAntiTab \'

# This is a very necessary feature if you have way too many commands to block and instead decide
# to whitelist specific commands.
# Enabling this will disable ALL commands except for those that are in the (group-)list.
turn-blacklist-to-whitelist: false

# Let's say you just want to allow "/help Minecraft" only and not "/help apple".
# It will also automatically allow everything after "/help Minecraft ..."
- help Minecraft

# [CMD] = Allow the execution of the command
# [TAB] = Allow the tab-completion of the command
- "[CMD]cmi tpa" # Only executable. Not tab-completable
- tpa            # Executable & Tab-Completable

# %hidden_online_players% = Online players (Removed from tab-completion)
# %online_players%        = Online players
# %hidden_players%        = Registered players (Removed from tab-completion)
# %players%               = Registered players
# %numbers%               = Numbers, such as 1000 or 1.000
# _-                      = Block everything after
- "tpa %online_players%"
- "sell %numbers%"

# Using the operator _- at the end cancels every argument afterwards and blocks it.
# This will allow the player to use "/help Minecraft" but not "/help Minecraft xyz"
- help Minecraft _-

#>> HTP (Overwritten)
# Here you can disable all namespace commands.
# Namespace commands are commands like plugin:command (e.g: essentials:warp)
# You can bypass this restriction with the proantitab.namespace permission.
block-namespace-commands:
enabled: false

#>> HTP (Overwritten)
# Here you can customize your own fake '/plugins' command.
custom-plugins:
enabled: true
commands:
- pl
- plugins
- bukkit:pl
- bukkit:plugins
message:
- '&fPlugins (0):'

#>> HTP (Overwritten)
# Here you can customize your own fake '/version' command.
custom-version:
enabled: true
commands:
- version
- ver
- icanhasbukkit
- bukkit:ver
- bukkit:version
message:
- '&fThis server is running CraftBukkit version git-NasaSpigot-294 (MC: X)'

# Now there we come to the good stuff! ^^
# If ProAntiTab is loaded on a Spigot server, you will see this option right here.
# With that you can also customize your own "Unknown Command"-message.
custom-unknown-command:
  enabled: true
  message:
    - '&cThis command does not exist!'

# Change the protocol for the version name when the server is being pinged
custom-protocol-ping:
  enabled: true

#   Normally it would only display when someone pings the server with the wrong version.
#   Enabling this will always display the protocol and replace it with the normal player count.
  always-show: false

#   The displayed protocol message
#   Available placeholders:
#   %online%    - current online player count
#   %max%       - max player count
  protocol: '&f&lProAntiTab &7(&a%online%&7/&c%max%&7)'

#      ____             ___          __  _ ______      __
#     / __ \_________  /   |  ____  / /_(_)_  __/___ _/ /_
#    / /_/ / ___/ __ \/ /| | / __ \/ __/ / / / / __ `/ __ \
#   / ____/ /  / /_/ / ___ |/ / / / /_/ / / / / /_/ / /_/ /
#  /_/   /_/   \____/_/  |_/_/ /_/\__/_/ /_/  \__,_/_.___/
#  custom-responses.yml
#
# Here you can configure a few of the blocked commands a bit further.
#  But what exactly is this here? Every command that would normally respond with the typical "command is blocked" message, can be configured in here!
#  And how does it work? It's simple. You just provide the a trigger of the command that would be normally blocked.
#  Commands that would normally work won't send the messages you have set here.
#  This way PAT can offer you full control over certain commands and their normal responses.
# What are these action section at each block?
#  This is an additional feature to make your responses much more alive.
#  Example actions that can be used are the following:
#   Execute console command:
#        Syntax:  console::command
#        Example: console::say %player% is an evil player
#   Execute player command:
#        Syntax:  execute::command
#        Example: execute::help
#   Send actionbar:
#        Syntax:  actionbar::text
#        Example: actionbar::&cThis is not cool %player%!
#   Send title:
#        Syntax:  title::title::subtitle::5::20::5
#        Example: title::&aTest title::&cHello %player%!
#   Play sound:
#        Syntax:  sound::soundName::volume::pitch
#        Example: sound::ENTITY_ENDER_DRAGON_GROWL::1.0::1.0
#   Give potion effect:
#        Syntax:  effect::potionEffect::duration::amplifier
#        Example: effect::BLINDNESS::45::1

# Here are a few examples:

# Example with kits.
# In here we only trigger the given message, if the player would type "/kit ...".
# If this command would work through sub-arguments, then the player would only able to execute the command with the
# listed sub-arguments assigned to it. Everything else will result with the set message in there.
# --
#example-with-kits:
#  triggers:
#    - "kit *"
#  message:
#    - "&cThis kit does not exist!"
#  actions:
#    - "actionbar::&cSorry %player%, but this kit does not exist!"

# Here another example with an auctionhouse plugin.
# In here we only trigger the given message, if the player would type "/ah plugin".
# Normally it would print out the "command is blocked" message, because PAT would have blocked it in our case.
# Therefore, we can also assign a custom response message to it.
# ---
#example-with-auctionhouse:
#  triggers:
#    - "ah plugin"
#  message:
#    - "&cThis sub-command does not exist. Please type: &e/ah help"
#  actions:
#    - "console::say That's not nice %player%!"
#    - "effect::BLINDNESS::45::1"
#    - "sound::ENTITY_ENDER_DRAGON_GROWL::1.0::1.0"
#    - "title::&cHey!::&cYou can't do that %player%!::5::20::5"
#    - "actionbar::&cNop, sorry %player%"

#      ____             ___          __  _ ______      __
#     / __ \_________  /   |  ____  / /_(_)_  __/___ _/ /_
#    / /_/ / ___/ __ \/ /| | / __ \/ __/ / / / / __ `/ __ \
#   / ____/ /  / /_/ / ___ |/ / / / /_/ / / / / /_/ / /_/ /
#  /_/   /_/   \____/_/  |_/_/ /_/\__/_/ /_/  \__,_/_.___/
#  custom-responses.yml
#
# Here you can configure a few of the blocked commands a bit further.
#  But what exactly is this here? Every command that would normally respond with the typical "command is blocked" message, can be configured in here!
#  And how does it work? It's simple. You just provide the a trigger of the command that would be normally blocked.
#  Commands that would normally work won't send the messages you have set here.
#  This way PAT can offer you full control over certain commands and their normal responses.
# What are these action section at each block?
#  This is an additional feature to make your responses much more alive.
#  Example actions that can be used are the following:
#   Execute console command:
#        Syntax:  console::command
#        Example: console::send %player% fallback
#   Execute player command:
#        Syntax:  execute::command
#        Example: execute::help
#   Send actionbar:
#        Syntax:  actionbar::text
#        Example: actionbar::&cThis is not cool %player%!
#   Send title:
#        Syntax:  title::title::subtitle::5::20::5
#        Example: title::&aTest title::&cHello %player%!

# Here are a few examples:

# Example with kits.
# In here we only trigger the given message, if the player would type "/kit ...".
# If this command would work through sub-arguments, then the player would only able to execute the command with the
# listed sub-arguments assigned to it. Everything else will result with the set message in there.
# --
#example-with-kits:
#  triggers:
#    - "kit *"
#  message:
#    - "&cThis kit does not exist!"
#  actions:
#    - "actionbar::&cSorry %player%, but this kit does not exist!"

# Here another example with an auctionhouse plugin.
# In here we only trigger the given message, if the player would type "/ah plugin".
# Normally it would print out the "command is blocked" message, because PAT would have blocked it in our case.
# Therefore, we can also assign a custom response message to it.
# ---
#example-with-auctionhouse:
#  triggers:
#    - "ah plugin"
#  message:
#    - "&cThis sub-command does not exist. Please type: &e/ah help"
#  actions:
#    - "console::say That's not nice %player%!"
#    - "title::Hey!::You can't do that %player%!::30::3000::30"
#    - "actionbar::Nop, sorry %player%"

# Some general Placeholders to work with:
#   %pat_general_user%                      = Get the name of the user who receives this message.
#   %pat_general_version_current%           = Get current version name of PAT.
#   %pat_general_version_newest%            = Get newest version name of PAT.

# Placeholders of some of the messages in the config.yml:
#   %pat_message_unknowncommand%            = Get the "unknown command"-message from the config.yml of PAT. [cancel-blocked-command]
#   %pat_message_blocked%                   = Get the "command blocked"-message from the config.yml of PAT. [custom-unknown-command]

# Placeholders to list all commands:
#   %pat_list_size_commands%                = Get the amount of all listed commands.
#   %pat_list_commands%                     = Get all listed commands.
#   %pat_list_sorted_commands%              = Get all listed commands in alphabetic order. (A-Z)
#   %pat_list_reversed_groups%              = Get all listed commands in reversed alphabetic order. (Z-A)

# Placeholders to list all commands of a group: (replace 'xxx' with the group-name)
#   %pat_list_size_commands_group_xxx%      = Get the amount of all commands of a group.
#   %pat_list_commands_group_xxx%           = Get all commands of a group.
#   %pat_list_sorted_commands_group_xxx%    = Get all commands of a group in alphabetic order. (A-Z)
#   %pat_list_reversed_commands_group_xxx%  = Get all commands of a group in reversed alphabetic order. (Z-A)

# Placeholders to list all groups:
#   %pat_list_size_groups%                  = Get the amount of all available groups.
#   %pat_list_groups%                       = Get all groups.
#   %pat_list_sorted_groups%                = Get all groups in alphabetic order. (A-Z)
#   %pat_list_reversed_groups%              = Get all groups in reversed alphabetic order. (Z-A)

cancel-blocked-commands:
  enabled: true
  message: '<hover:show_text:"&cBlocked command: &4&o%command%">&cThis command is &4&lBLOCKED&c!'

cancel-blocked-commands:
  enabled: true
  message: '&cThis command is blocked! <click:suggest_command:/help>&7Click here to get a view of all available commands instead.'

config.yml
storage.yml

config.yml
storage.yml