Punishments is a MySQL-based UUID logging framework for network-wide punishments.
Included in the Punishments plugin are muting, banning, and kicking, however the plugin can be easily expanded to support many other actions.
By default, the following commands are implemented:
/kick <player> [reason]- punishments.kick/ban <player> [time] [reason]- punishments.ban/mute <player> [time] [reason]- punishments.mute/unban <player>- punishments.unban/unmute <player>- punishments.unmute/history <player>- punishments.history
- Brackets indicate a required argument while braces indicate an optional argument
- Time can be denoted as any combination of d, h, m, s. For instance, 1d2h5m30s, 1d, 30s, and 1d30s are all valid times.
When setting up the plugin, config.yml's "mysql" options should be populated with valid connection credentials to a MySQL server for use with the plugin.
The database name chosen should exist on the server already, but any necessary tables will be created by the plugin.
- Entries in the database are stored in a table called "punishments"
- Entries are saved to the database are saved every 5 minutes or whenever the server restarts / reloads
- Entries in the database can be manually expired by setting the "expired" field to a value of 0
- -1 denotes an infinite (never expiring) entry
New punishments can be added simply by adding a new value to the PunishmentManager.PunishmentType enum.
You will also need to implement any necessary commands and listeners in the same manner that the existing punishments have been added.