Commands
HuskChat provides a number of commands, for switching channels, sending broadcasts and messaging players and groups of players. Channels can also be restricted behind send and receive permission nodes.
List of Commands
| Command | Usage | Aliases | Description | Permission |
|---|---|---|---|---|
/channel | /channel <name> [message] | /c | Send a message or switch to a chat channel | huskchat.command.channel |
/huskchat | /huskchat <about|reload> | N/A | View plugin information and reload | huskchat.command.huskchat |
/msg | /msg <player(s)> <message> | /m, /tell, /w, /whisper, /message, /pm | Send a private message to a player | huskchat.command.msg |
/reply | /reply <message> | /r | Quickly reply to a private message | huskchat.command.msg.reply |
/socialspy | /socialspy [color] | /ss | Lets you view other users' private messages | huskchat.command.socialspy |
/localspy | /localspy [color] | /ls | Lets you view messages sent in other local chat channels† | huskchat.command.localspy |
/broadcast | /broadcast <message> | /alert | Lets you send a broadcast across the server | huskchat.command.broadcast |
/optoutmsg | /optoutmsg | N/A | Lets you "opt-out" of a group private message you are in | huskchat.command.optoutmsg |
| Shortcut commands | /<command> <message> | N/A | Quickly send a message in or switch to a chat channel | Channel send permission, e.g. huskchat.channel.staff.send |
† /localspy is not available on single-server Spigot setups.
Channel send and receive permissions
Channels also have their own permission to send and receive to.
You can configure these in the channel config file, but by default they are huskchat.channel.<channel>.receive. Channels without permissions set do not require the permission node to talk in.
Chat formatting permissions
Formatting messages also has its own permission to allow users to use minedown.
You can apply the node, huskchat.formatted_chat, to allow players to format there messages with any Minedown formatting. Any users attempting to use formatting without the node will simply send the format in chat as a normal message, having the format in the configuration file be used instead.