Hajime 0.2.1 is here!
New:
- Switch to JSON for config file storage
- Put everything in its own folder for cleanliness
- Prettied-up command system
- New commands to modify and save server configs while running
- And more!
Fixed:
- Bake in libraries to eliminate "lib not found" errors
- Fixed a typo in the flags where it would mistakenly think a flag was a server file.
- And more!
Notes:
- JSON is a lot different from the config file system we used before. Therefore, you may need to reinstall them to switch over easily.
- HajimeHelper has not changed, so if you're using it, there is nothing to upgrade there.

Hajime 0.2.0 is the newest update in 8 months. It brings a lot of changes and improvements, including:

- A prettier terminal
- An improved performance counter system
- A new helper plugin to give server owners access to command permissions on Spigot servers. This plugin is available here on SpigotMC
- A simplified file system where all config files are stored in a new directory
- And more!

Like always, the latest Hajime releases are available at https://github.com/Slackadays/Hajime/releases/latest.

If you are upgrading from an older version, Hajime will complain that it can't find any files in the directory. To fix this, move your existing config files to the new hajime.d directory.

This is Hajime's biggest update yet. There is so much new and fixed stuff, this list will only include the biggest ones.

️ Added the Linux performance counter feature
7️⃣ New GitHub Actions for 22 in total
A fix for terminal command spam
A new command to roll a 20-sided die
A new .system command to get system info easily
New options to disable commands being visible to all players and another to disable them altogether
❌ A new user checker to disallow running as root (although there is an option to disable this)

Unfortunately, the Spanish and Portuguese translations aren't quite ready yet for the performance counter commands.

Get Hajime 0.1.11: https://github.com/Slackadays/Hajime/releases/tag/0.1.11

Check the requirements on GitHub Releases to see if your system can use the performance counter feature.