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Literal Arguments

  • Related: @Literal, @SubCommand, Command

Literals are a way to gurantee a user has typed something, for example:

  • /kapi add <number>
  • /kapi remove <number>

In the example above, "add" and "remove" are literals

Example​

public class KapiCommand extends Command {

    @SubCommand
    public void add(CommandSender sender, @Literal("add") String add, int number) {
        // Command logic
    }

    @SubCommand
    public void remove(CommandSender sender, @Literal("remove") String add, int number) {
        // Command logic
    }
}

By default a literal is case insensitive and has no aliases. You may tweak the @Literal annotation to make it case sensitive, or add additional aliases.