You can add aliases for other servers! Just add the prefix of " -server-" before your server name, exactly as it is in your Bungee config. If the player did not connect through the Bungee network nothing will happen. In alias, set what you want the user to connect with instead of /server serverName

In regards to the permission, you can simply enter the permission node you want, and it will deny users lacking the permission to use this, helpful for donator perks! If you don't want one, that's okay, just leave the field blank.

From 1.6 you can have console commands run when an alias is run. The placeholder %alias% is avaliable and can work like so.
Argument placeholders are supported for this, see the respective spoiler for more info. (Does not trail arguements)

Argument Placeholders
If you have an alias which isn't so straight forward, like /lp user Potato parent set GroupName, and you want to shorten it, you may have some issues. But in 1.6, not anymore
You can use the placeholders {0} , {1}, ... {100000} etc. (/{0} {1} ...) in your command aliases to manipulate the order which placeholders are filled in.

For example,
Will allow for /setgroup xEline Cheescake. Unused arguments will be trailed on the end UNLESS, you put a placeholder in which cannot be reached in the context of how many arguments provided. Like if you do "verycomplex {6} command {1} {2}" for /complex. If you only do '/complex'
'verycomplex' will be run alone. Likewise with '/complex arg1 arg2 arg3 arg4', only 'verycomplex' will be run and there will be no trailing arguments. (like arg1 -> 3)

Running several commands from one alias
If you want to run several commands from one command, you can do so.

Set "keep-iterating-when-match" to "true" in advanced.

In your config have a section like:
As you can see, for every single command it loops back to the same alias so that it will execute all of these.

Run Conditions
There are several run conditions which can be appended to each alias section and look like this:
As of 1.5, there are 4 default run conditions you can use:

• args -> the args input in the alias
• world -> the world the player is in (can also be a list of worlds)
• gamemode -> the player's gamemode
• health -> the player's health

Just add them into a "conditions" section under any alias you have. Multiple can be used for one alias.

Letting a command run if the player doesn't have the alias permission
This will mean that if a user does NOT have the permission to run said alias, it will ignore the event and let other plugins handle it.

This can be used in joint with alias run conditions (as of 1.4.2 there is only one, "args")
Here is an example which will only run this alias when there are 0 args, i.e "/heal" ONLY.


Hope this helps accomidate to advanced users, as all these features were requested by the great community
I will try and accommodate to most of them but remember this is a public plugin and being lightweight and easy to use is one of the core values.