Upgrading guide

From version 3.x to 4.0

The maven repository url has changed:

Instead of being:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/JorelAli/1.13-Command-API/mvn-repo/1.13CommandAPI/

You must now use:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/JorelAli/CommandAPI/mvn-repo/

This information can be viewed in section 3. Setting up your development environment. (Don't worry if you forget, it should work as normal nonetheless!)

From version 2.3 to 3.0

The CommandAPI's upgrade from version 2.3 to 3.0 is very intense and various refactoring operations took place, which means that plugins that implement the CommandAPI version 2.3 or will not to work with the CommandAPI version 3.0. This page outlines the few major changes and points you to the various pages in the documentation that covers how to use version 3.0.

Imports & Renaming

The default package name has been changed. Instead of being registered under the io.github.jorelali package, the CommandAPI has been moved to the dev.jorel package:

\[\texttt{io.github.jorelali.commandapi.api}\rightarrow\texttt{dev.jorel.commandapi}\]

To organise classes with other classes of similar functions, new packages have been introduced. These can be fully explored using the new JavaDocs

Removed classes & Alternatives

To reduce redundancies, the CommandAPI removed a few classes:

Command registration

The way that commands are registered has been completely changed. It is highly recommended to switch to the new system, which is described here.

The following methods have been removed:

CommandAPI.getInstance().register(String, LinkedHashMap, CommandExecutor);
CommandAPI.getInstance().register(String, String[], LinkedHashMap, CommandExecutor);
CommandAPI.getInstance().register(String, CommandPermission, LinkedHashMap, CommandExecutor);
CommandAPI.getInstance().register(String, CommandPermission, String[], LinkedHashMap, CommandExecutor);

CommandAPI.getInstance().register(String, LinkedHashMap, ResultingCommandExecutor);
CommandAPI.getInstance().register(String, String[], LinkedHashMap, ResultingCommandExecutor);
CommandAPI.getInstance().register(String, CommandPermission, LinkedHashMap, ResultingCommandExecutor);
CommandAPI.getInstance().register(String, CommandPermission, String[], LinkedHashMap, ResultingCommandExecutor);

Additionally, the CommandAPI is no longer accessed by using CommandAPI.getInstance(). This has been replaced with static methods that can be accessed without an instance of the CommandAPI, so you can use the following:

CommandAPI.fail(String command);
CommandAPI.canRegister();
CommandAPI.unregister(String command);
CommandAPI.unregister(String command, boolean force);