Schedulizer – The Ultimate Command Scheduler for Your Server!
Schedulizer is a powerful yet easy-to-use plugin that allows you to schedule commands to run at specific times, intervals, or even dynamically based on events. Take full control of your server automation and streamline your admin tasks effortlessly!

️ Features - Schedulizer
Schedulizer is a versatile command scheduling plugin designed to help server administrators automate tasks efficiently. With a simple and intuitive system, you can create, edit, delete, and update scheduled commands directly via commands.

✨ Key Features:
✅ Flexible Scheduling – Run commands once, daily, or at repeating intervals.
✅ Full Command Control – Easily add, remove, modify, and update schedules with simple in-game commands.
✅ Customizable Execution – Set precise execution times or repeat intervals.
✅ Live Editing – No need to restart the server; changes take effect immediately.
✅ Admin-Friendly – Simple yet powerful commands for managing schedules.

Scheduling Types:

• One-time execution (once) – Runs at a specific date and time.
• Daily execution (daily) – Runs at a fixed time every day.
• Repeating execution (repeat) – Runs at a set interval (in minutes).
  

Schedule Management Commands:

/schedulizer help
Displays the list of available commands.

/schedulizer list
Lists all scheduled tasks.

/schedulizer reload
Reloads the plugin configuration.

/schedulizer add <name> <time> <type> <command>
➕ Adds a new scheduled task.
Example: /schedulizer add reset_midnight 00:00:00 daily say Server resetting!

/schedulizer remove <name>
❌ Removes an existing scheduled task.
Example: /schedulizer remove reset_midnight

/schedulizer time <name> <time>
⏰ Updates the execution time of a task.
Example: /schedulizer time reset_midnight 23:30:00

/schedulizer status <name> <true/false>
✅ Enables or disables a task.
Example: /schedulizer status reset_midnight false

/schedulizer cmd <name> <command>; <command>
️ Updates the command(s) for a task.
Example: /schedulizer cmd reset_midnight say Server is closing!; stop


Schedulizer makes server automation easier than ever!