Brigadier
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Brigadier is a command parser and dispatcher, designed and developed for Minecraft: Java Edition,[2] mainly maintained by Dinnerbone.[3] It is the first library used by Java Edition that Mojang has released under an open-source license. [4]
Usage[edit]
Brigadier is used for parsing and executing string commands.
Features[edit]
- Define command nodes with argument or literal branches
- All the commands available in Java Edition are actually the literal branches available for the root command nodes instead of the actual executed commands.[5]
- Modify/fork command source in command contexts
/execute as <target selector>may modify the command source to be multiple when multiple entities are selected
- Active inspection on command parsing[6]
- Listing all possible commands from current command node[7]
- Handle command result real-time on execution success/failure
/execute storecan store the command result to block/entity NBT data or scoreboard
- Recursive command node redirection
/execute runredirects to the root node of the vanilla command dispatcher
Limitations[edit]
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History[edit]
| October 25, 2014 | Dinnerbone mentions Brigadier in the comments on MC-10880. | ||||
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| July 27, 2017 | Dinnerbone discloses a non-obfuscated command parser library called "brigadier". | ||||
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| 1.13 | 17w45a | Commands are now handled with Brigadier. | |||
| Minecraft introduces Brigadier as a dependency. | |||||
| September 26, 2018 | Brigadier is open sourced under the MIT License.[8] | ||||
| 1.14 | 19w08a | Allows single quotes for strings in commands.[9] | |||
Gallery[edit]
The
/executecommand tree, which utilizes an overwhelming amount of the brigadier features.
The
/tagcommand tree, showing the difference between actual executed commands (red nodes) versus the first literal after the root (the "tag" box)
The
/msgcommand tree, showing that aliases have been implemented by brigadier's command node redirection functionality (dashed lines)
References[edit]
- ↑ "Programmers: Play with Minecraft's Inner Workings!" – Minecraft.net
- ↑ "Mojang/brigadier: Brigadier is a command parser & dispatcher, designed and developed for Minecraft: Java Edition." – GitHub
- ↑ "Contributors to Mojang/brigadier" – GitHub
- ↑ "We just pulled in our very first community contributed code into a Minecraft Java Edition official library. Woo! 🎉 Want to help out? The first library we've opened is our command engine - it's MIT licensed so you can freely use it in your own projects!" – @Dinnerbone
- ↑ "Added copyright header, LICENSE, and README.md by Dinnerbone · Pull Request #8 · Mojang/brigadier" by boq. Mojang/brigadier – GitHub "I'd argue that most people identify command by first literal after root, so that would make "command" a sub-tree and not just path leading to leaf node. /bikeshedding".
- ↑ "Inspecting a command" – Mojang/brigadier – GitHub
- ↑ "Displaying usage info" – Mojang/brigadier – GitHub
- ↑ "Preparation for OSS :)" - Preparing for the open source software – Mojang/brigadier – GitHub
- ↑ "Allow single quote in strings by boq · Pull Request #52" – Mojang/brigadier – GitHub
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