AdminTools3 API example

TestModule.java

package dev.wwst.testplugin

import dev.wwst.admintools3.modules.Module;
import dev.wwst.admintools3.util.ItemBuilder;
import dev.wwst.admintools3.util.XMaterial;
import org.bukkit.ChatColor;
import org.bukkit.World;
import org.bukkit.entity.Player;

public class TestModule extends Module {

    public TestModule() {
        super(false,true,"test", XMaterial.OAK_LOG);

        // You can configure the module further here, e.g.
        // permissionBase = "yourplugin.testmodule";
        // permissionSelf = "yourplugin.testmodule.self";
        // This will change the default permission (admintools3.module.testmodule) to yourplugin.testmodule
        // which might be useful if you want to use your own permission prefixes.
    }

    @Override
    public boolean execute(Player player, Player other, World world) {
        // NEVER REMOVE THESE 3 LINES !!!
        // IN THE WIKI IS EXPLAINED WHY
        if(!super.execute(player, other, world)) {
            return false;
        }

        // What happens when the module gets executed?
        // Remember that "other" is who was selected by "player" in the GUI
        // other can also be the player himself, if he chose himself or leftclicked.

        other.getInventory().addItem(new ItemBuilder(XMaterial.STICK, ChatColor.GREEN+"It works").addLore("&cColored Text! (& only works in the lore though!)").build());

        // As you can see, AdminTools3 also comes with a handy ItemBuilder to easily create items.

        return true; // You need to return something, it doesnt matter what.
    }
}