# example GUI menu configuration
#
# configuration layout:
#
# menu_title: <title of menu goes here>
# command: <command to open this menu goes here>
# size: <size of this menu, increments of 9, max size is 54>
# update_interval: <time in seconds this gui should update for a player if an item is set to uodate placeholders>
# items:
#   <item identifier>:
#     material: <name or id, for player heads use the format 'head;<players name/%player_name%>'>
#     data: <integer, used for data values for wool etc>
#     amount: <amount of this item to show>
#     slot: <slot number to put this item, slots start at 0 and end at 53 for a size 54 inventory>
#     priority: <this is used if you have multiple items set for the same slot>
#     permission: <the lowest priority item a player has permission for ex: 1, will be shown>
#     update: <true/false if this item should update placeholders on the interval set for the gui menu this item is in>
#     hide_attributes: <true/false if this item should display item attributes>
#     hide_enchantments: <true/false if this item should display item enchantment / level> (useful for 'enchantment glow' items)
#     hide_effects: <true/false if this item should display item effect attributes>
#     display_name: <display name to show for this item>
#     lore:
#     - 'placeholders can be used in the name and lore'
#     - '%<any placeholder from Papi>% shows the viewer values'
#     enchantments: valid enchantment names can be found here: https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/spigot/org/bukkit/enchantments/Enchantment.html
#     - '<ENCHANTMENT>;<LEVEL>'
#     - 'SILK_TOUCH;1'
#     left_click_commands:
#     - '[close]'
#     right_click_commands:
#     - '[player] spawn'
#
# All keys aside from update_interval are required for this menu to be valid and loaded!
# The only options for an item to be considered valid are material and slot!
#
# ==============================================================
#
# Click requirement information
#
# You can now add 'click requirements' to left and right click commands!'
# These are defined per item and must follow a specific format:
#
#   'item_one':
#     material: DIAMOND
#     slot: 3
#     left_click_commands:
#     - '[close]'
#     - '[message] You were charged 100 dollars for clicking that item!'
#     - '[console] eco take %player% 100'
#     left_click_requirement:
#       expression: '%vaulteco_balance% > 100'
#       deny_commands:
#       - '[close]'
#       - '[message] &cYou dont have 100 dollars to click that item'
#     right_click_commands:
#     - '[close]'
#     - '[message] You had permission to click that item!'
#     right_click_requirement:
#       expression: 'BukkitPlayer.hasPermission("some.permission.toclick")'
#       deny_commands:
#       - '[close]'
#       - '[message] &cYou dont have permission to click that item'
#
# Every left/right_click_requirement MUST have an expression specified that would return a boolean (true/false)
# These expressions must also follow JavaScript format as they are all javascript based!
#
# deny_commands: are optional and will be executed if the expression returns false.
# You may use placeholders in your Javascript expressions to evaluate if the player meets the requirement or not.
# You may also use a few keywords which give you access to the Player class and Bukkit.Server class if you understand the Bukkit API
#
# BukkitPlayer - references the Player object your expression is evaluating.
# BukkitServer - references Bukkit.getServer() in the Bukkit API.
#
# The choice to use this system to evaluate if a player meets requirements to click an item was an easy choice.
# This way I do not have to hook into every plugin to check if a player meets the requirement to click an item successfully.
# You can simply use placeholders, or the keywords provided to give you access to the Player and Server objects.
# If you want to check if a player has enough money, simply use an expression like so:
#
# expression: '%vaulteco_balance% >= 100' (checks if players balance is greater than or equal to 100)
# If you want to charge the player, simply run the economy command to take the amount from the players balance in your click_commands
# which will be executed if the player meets the requirement!
# ==============================================================
menu_title: '&fexample &aGUI menu'
open_command: examplegui
size: 9
items:
  '1':
    material: head;%player_name%
    slot: 0
    display_name: '&aHey &f%player%'
    lore:
    - '&aYou opened a GUI menu'
    - '&aThis menu is just for you!'
    left_click_commands:
    - '[close]'
    right_click_commands:
    - '[player] help'
    - '[close]'
  '2':
    material: DIAMOND
    data: 0
    amount: 1
    slot: 1
    display_name: '&aBuy &f1 &3Diamond'
    lore:
    - '&bClick to buy one diamond'
    left_click_commands:
    - '[close]'
    - '[console] give %player_name% diamond 1'
    - '[console] eco take %player_name% 100'
    left_click_requirement:
      expression: '%vaulteco_balance% > 100'
      deny_commands:
      - '[close]'
      - '[message] &cYou do not have &a$&f100 &cto purchase a diamond!'