Introduction
Getting bored of the console? Want to execute spigot code from the browser? With this plugin, you can execute Spigot Code with a simple GET Request (browser)!

Example
(Default port is 30335, changeable in configuration)
(Replace <IP> with your server IP and <port> as the port given in the configuration, not the port to connect to the server!)
Read the javadocs to learn how to execute methods.
Going to:
<IP>:<port>/class/org/bukkit/Bukkit[ICODE] will return information about the Bukkit interface.

To send a message to a player, use:
[ICODE]<IP>:<port>/method/org/bukkit/entity/Player?method=sendMessage&instance=<username>&arg0=%26bSent%20From%20Lightning

%20 will be replaced with spaces, and %26 will be replaced with & for color codes.

Use arg<i> with <i> being the order in which that argument is, starting at 0.

To learn more about how Lightning works and how to use it, see the Usage page on the wiki.

Are you worried about users gaining admin access? No Worries! In the configuration, you have an option to set "headers" that will be required when sending requests (will make the browser no longer work), or a "key" that can be sent as another parameter inside of the URL.

Using the "Key" option example:
<IP:<port>/method/org/bukkit/Bukkit?method=broadcastMessage&arg0=%26aGreen%20Text&key=MyPassword1234

Lightning Developer API
See Documentation.