Commands addition

DemoCommandSet.java

public class DemoCommandSet implements CommandSet {

	@Command(name="noargs")
	public CommandOutcome noargs(CommandSender sender) {
		// This command has no argument
		return CommandOutcome.SUCCESS;
	}

	@Command(name="consoleonly")
	public CommandOutcome consoleOnly(ConsoleCommandSender sender) {
		// This command can only be used with the console
		return CommandOutcome.SUCCESS;
	}

	@Command(name="playeronly")
	public CommandOutcome playerOnly(Player sender) {
		// This command can only be used by a player
		return CommandOutcome.SUCCESS;
	}

	@Command(name="one", usage="<player>")
	public CommandOutcome onearg(CommandSender sender, String playerName) {
		// This command has one (no more, no less) argument "playerName"
		return CommandOutcome.SUCCESS;
	}

	@Command(name="nomax", usage="<world> [players...]")
	public CommandOutcome nomax(CommandSender sender, String worldName, String... playersName) {
		// This command has one mandatory argument "worldName" but no maximum
		return CommandOutcome.SUCCESS;
	}

	@Command(name="zeroToThree", usage="[world] [player1] [player2]", maxArgs = 3)
	public CommandOutcome zeroToThree(CommandSender sender, String... args) {
		// This command can be called with 0, 1, 2 or 3 arguments
		return CommandOutcome.SUCCESS;
	}

	@Command(name="oneToThree", usage="<world> [player1] [player2]", maxArgs = 3)
	public CommandOutcome oneToThree(CommandSender sender, String worldName, String... args) {
		// This command can be called with 1, 2 or 3 arguments
		return CommandOutcome.SUCCESS;
	}

	@Command(name={"nested", "command"}, aliases={"cmd", "c"})
	public CommandOutcome nestedCommand() {
		// This command can be called using :
		// `/nested command`
		// Aliases only applies to last part of the name : 
		// `/nested cmd`
		// `/nested c`
		return CommandOutcome.SUCCESS;
	}
}