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Command Aliases Commands

Yao Chung Hu edited this page Jun 15, 2022 · 4 revisions

Command Aliases Commands

Command Description Since
/commandaliases Displays Command Aliases Information
/commandaliases load Loads command aliases from Command Aliases File
/commandaliases unload Unloads loaded command aliases
/commandaliases reload Unloads and loads command aliases from Command Aliases File
/commandaliases database put <key> <value> Stores entry of a key-value into the database of world directory, there is no user output 0.7.0
/commandaliases database delete <key> Deletes entry of a key from the database of world directory, there is no user output 0.7.0
/commandaliases database contains <key> Returns success internally if the database of world directory contains key, there is no user output 0.7.0
/commandaliases database get <key> Prints key if the key exists with the database of world directory, meant for debugging purposes 0.7.0
/commandaliases compute equals <value1> <value2> Returns success internally if the value1 matches value2, there is no user output 0.7.0
/commandaliases compute addition <key> <value1> <value2> Stores entry of a the sum of value1 and value2 into the database of world directory, there is no user output 0.7.0
/commandaliases compute subtraction <key> <value1> <value2> Stores entry of a the difference of value1 and value2 into the database of world directory, there is no user output 0.7.0
/commandaliases compute multiplication <key> <value1> <value2> Stores entry of a the product of value1 and value2 into the database of world directory, there is no user output 0.7.0
/commandaliases compute division <key> <value1> <value2> Stores entry of a the quotient of value1 and value2 into the database of world directory, there is no user output 0.7.0
/commandaliases compute modulus <key> <value1> <value2> Stores entry of a the remainder of value1 and value2 into the database of world directory, there is no user output 0.7.0

Command Aliases Client Commands (0.5.0 and above)

Command Description Since
/commandaliases:client Displays Command Aliases Information 0.5.0
/commandaliases:client load Loads client-sided command aliases from Command Aliases Client File 0.5.0
/commandaliases:client unload Unloads loaded client-sided command aliases 0.5.0
/commandaliases:client reload Unloads and loads client-sided command aliases from Command Aliases Client File 0.5.0
/commandaliases:client database put <key> <value> Stores entry of a key-value into the database of world directory, there is no user output 0.7.0
/commandaliases:client database delete <key> Deletes entry of a key from the database of world directory, there is no user output 0.7.0
/commandaliases:client database contains <key> Returns success internally if the database of world directory contains key, there is no user output 0.7.0
/commandaliases:client database get <key> Prints key if the key exists with the database of world directory, meant for debugging purposes 0.7.0
/commandaliases:client compute equals <value1> <value2> Returns success internally if the value1 matches value2, there is no user output 0.7.0
/commandaliases:client compute addition <key> <value1> <value2> Stores entry of a the sum of value1 and value2 into the database of world directory, there is no user output 0.7.0
/commandaliases:client compute subtraction <key> <value1> <value2> Stores entry of a the difference of value1 and value2 into the database of world directory, there is no user output 0.7.0
/commandaliases:client compute multiplication <key> <value1> <value2> Stores entry of a the product of value1 and value2 into the database of world directory, there is no user output 0.7.0
/commandaliases:client compute division <key> <value1> <value2> Stores entry of a the quotient of value1 and value2 into the database of world directory, there is no user output 0.7.0
/commandaliases:client compute modulus <key> <value1> <value2> Stores entry of a the remainder of value1 and value2 into the database of world directory, there is no user output 0.7.0

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