Item Commander

Shiny item do stuff

A simple Serverside Fabric mod that allows you to assign commands to Item(Stacks). It works by adding NBT data to the item, then when a player uses an item the NBT data for that item is checked, if it contains the ItemCommander tag tree it executes the specified command.

To embed a command in an item, hold it in your main hand and run /commander create "<command>" [CONSUME_ACTION] [COMMAND_SOURCE] [cooldownTicks] [CustomItemNBT]

consume actions:

command sources:

defaults in **bold***

Command placeholders

when creating a command you can use the following vanilla-like placeholders:

To append more commands to one item, hold a Commander Item in your main hand and run /commander append "<command>" To save a Commander Item, hold it in your main hand and run /commander save <fileName> To load/give a Commander Item, run /commander give <fileName> [quantity] [player(s)]

This mod supports Patbox' Text Placeholders API.

• You can use %modid:type% or %modid:type/data% inside a Commander Item to make use of a custom placeholder
• Example: commander create

This mod supports LuckPerms' Fabric Permission API.

• commander.command.create allows a player to use this mod to embed commands in items
• commander.command.append allows a player to use this mod to append commands to Commander Items
• commander.command.give allows a player to use this mod to give itself Commander Items
• commander.command.save allows a player to use this mod to save Commander Items to a file on the server

Examples

Creating a Commander Item

/commander create "say Hello myself (@s), you clicked at @ix, @iy, @iz!" KEEP OP 20 paper{display:{Name:'[{"text":"Commander Test Item!","italic":false}]'}}

Appending an extra command to a Commander Item

/commander append "If you have Text Placeholder API, this will be your name: %player:name%"

Saving a Commander Item

/commander save commander_test_item 

Giving/loading a saved item to a player

/commander give commander_test_item 1 @p

Bleeding edge builds

Upstream builds are available via GitHub Actions.

Setup

For setup instructions please see the fabric wiki page that relates to the IDE that you are using.

License

This template is available under the CC0 license. Feel free to learn from it and incorporate it in your own projects.