Wiki：https://github.com/whome09/ClockCmd


ClockCmd Plugin Wiki
Introduction
ClockCmd is a powerful Minecraft Bukkit/Spigot plugin that allows server administrators to set delayed command execution and daily scheduled commands. It supports both Chinese and English interfaces, providing flexible task management features.

⭐ Features
Core Features

• Delayed Commands: Set commands to execute after a specified number of seconds
  
  
• Daily Scheduling: Set commands to execute at a fixed time every day
  
  
• Task Management: Add, delete, and view task details
  
  
• Batch Operations: Clear all tasks (admin function)
  

Multilingual Support

• Full support for Chinese and English
  
  
• Configurable language settings
  
  
• Localized error messages and help information
  

️ Permission Control

• Fine-grained permission management
  
  
• Separate user and admin permissions
  
  
• Flexible access control
  

Advanced Features

• Automatic configuration saving
  
  
• Task status monitoring
  
  
• Debug mode support
  
  
• Thread-safe design
  

Installation and Setup
Installation Steps

1. Download the Plugin
   
   • Place the ClockCmd.jar file into the server's plugins folder
     
2. Restart the Server
   
   • Restart the server to generate the configuration files
     
3. Configure the Plugin
   
   • Edit plugins/ClockCmd/config.yml for personalized settings
     

File Structure
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plugins/ClockCmd/
├── config.yml # Main configuration file
├── messages_zh.yml # Chinese language pack
├── messages_en.yml # English language pack
└── plugin.yml # Plugin information file
Command Usage
Main Command Format
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/clockcmd <subcommand> [arguments...]
/clock <subcommand> [arguments...] # Chinese alias
Subcommand List
Command Description Usage Permission
add Add a new task /clockcmd add <type> <time> <command> clockcmd.use
remove Remove a task /clockcmd remove <ID> clockcmd.use
list List all tasks /clockcmd list clockcmd.use
info View task details /clockcmd info <ID> clockcmd.use
clear Clear all tasks /clockcmd clear clockcmd.admin
reload Reload config /clockcmd reload clockcmd.reload
Task Types
Delayed Task (delay)
Execute a command once after a specified number of seconds

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/clockcmd add delay <seconds> <command>
Example:

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/clockcmd add delay 300 say 5 minutes are up!
/clockcmd add delay 3600 restart # Restart the server after 1 hour
Daily Scheduled Task (daily)
Execute a command at a fixed time every day

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/clockcmd add daily <HH:mm> <command>
Example:

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/clockcmd add daily 14:30 broadcast Daily maintenance time
/clockcmd add daily 00:00 save-all # Save the world every midnight
Permission System
Permission Nodes
Permission Description Default
clockcmd.use Use basic commands true
clockcmd.reload Reload plugin config op
clockcmd.admin Admin commands op
clockcmd.* All permissions op
Permission Configuration Example
Using LuckPerms:

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# Grant basic usage permission to a player
/lp user <player> permission set clockcmd.use true

# Grant full permissions to an admin
/lp user <admin> permission set clockcmd.* true
Using PermissionsEx:

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groups:
default:
permissions:
- clockcmd.use
admin:
permissions:
- clockcmd.*
⚙️ Configuration Files
config.yml
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# Language setting: en (English) or zh (Chinese)
language: zh

# Auto-save configuration interval (minutes)
auto-save: 5

# Plugin settings
settings:
# Show task count on startup
show-task-count-on-startup: true

# Maximum delay time (seconds, default 7 days)
max-delay-seconds: 604800

# Log command execution
log-command-execution: true

# Allow players to use commands
allow-player-commands: true

# Daily task check interval (minutes)
daily-check-interval: 60

# Debug settings
debug:
enabled: false
verbose-scheduling: false
Configuration Options
Option Type Default Description
language String zh Interface language (en/zh)
auto-save Integer 5 Auto-save interval (minutes)
show-task-count-on-startup Boolean true Show task statistics on startup
max-delay-seconds Integer 604800 Maximum delay time (seconds)
log-command-execution Boolean true Log command executions
allow-player-commands Boolean true Allow players to use commands
daily-check-interval Integer 60 Daily task check interval (minutes)
Usage Examples
Basic Usage
1. Create a reminder in 5 minutes

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/clockcmd add delay 300 say The server will restart in 5 minutes, please prepare!
2. Set a daily maintenance reminder

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/clockcmd add daily 02:00 broadcast §c[Maintenance] The server will undergo maintenance in 2 minutes
/clockcmd add daily 02:02 restart
3. View all tasks

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/clockcmd list
Advanced Applications
Scheduled World Backups

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/clockcmd add daily 03:00 save-all
/clockcmd add daily 03:01 say World data has been saved
Server Restart Sequence

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/clockcmd add delay 600 say §e[System] The server will restart in 10 minutes
/clockcmd add delay 900 say §6[System] The server will restart in 5 minutes
/clockcmd add delay 1140 say §c[System] The server will restart in 1 minute
/clockcmd add delay 1200 restart
Event Management

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/clockcmd add daily 20:00 broadcast §a[Event] Daily sign-in starts now! Type /signin to sign in
/clockcmd add daily 19:00 broadcast §b[Weekend Event] Building contest starts now!
Task Management
View Task Details

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/clockcmd info a1b2c3d4-e5f6-7890-abcd-ef1234567890
Remove a Specific Task

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/clockcmd remove a1b2c3d4-e5f6-7890-abcd-ef1234567890
Clear All Tasks (Admin)

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/clockcmd clear
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How to switch languages?
A: Edit the language setting in config.yml:

• language: en - English interface
  
  
• language: zh - Chinese interface
  

Q: What if a task doesn't execute?
A: Check the following:

1. Ensure the server time is correct
   
   
2. Verify the command syntax
   
   
3. Look for error messages in the console
   
   
4. Check the task status: /clockcmd info <ID>
   

Q: Can I execute commands from other plugins?
A: Yes! ClockCmd supports executing any console command, including:

• Native Minecraft commands
  
  
• Commands from other plugins
  
  
• Custom script commands
  

Q: Is there a limit to the number of tasks?
A: There is no hard limit, but it's recommended to set a reasonable number based on server performance. Too many tasks may affect server performance.

Q: Will tasks disappear after a server restart?
A: No. All tasks are saved in the configuration file and will be automatically reloaded after a server restart.

Q: What are the requirements for the time format?
A: Daily tasks use the 24-hour format:

• Correct: 14:30, 09:00, 23:59
  
  
• Incorrect: 2:30pm, 9:00, 25:00
  

Q: How to set permissions?
A: Use a permission management plugin (such as LuckPerms) to set the corresponding permission nodes. Refer to the Permission System section.

Troubleshooting
Common Errors and Solutions
1. Plugin fails to load

• Check Java version compatibility
  
  
• Confirm Bukkit/Spigot version support
  
  
• Check the console for error messages
  

2. Command execution fails

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Error: Invalid time format!
Solution: Check the time format, use HH:mm format (e.g., 14:30)
3. Permission issues

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Error: You don't have permission to do that!
Solution: Check user permissions, ensure they have the `clockcmd.use` permission
4. Task not executing

• Check the server system time
  
  
• Confirm the task status (/clockcmd info <ID>)
  
  
• Review the console logs
  

Debug Mode
Enable debug mode for detailed information:

yaml

debug:
enabled: true
verbose-scheduling: true
Support and Feedback
Getting Help

• In-game Help: /clockcmd (displays usage instructions)
  
  
• Configuration Help: Refer to this Wiki document
  
  
• Error Reporting: Check the server console logs