Quick Commands

Quick Commands

Quick Commands allow you to create reusable command shortcuts for frequently used server commands. Access them from the sidebar menu.

Overview

Quick Commands provide:

• One-click execution of complex commands
• Organized categories for better management
• Custom naming for easy identification
• Shareable across all panel users

Creating Quick Commands

Via the Panel

1. Navigate to Quick Commands in the sidebar
2. Click Add Quick Command
3. Fill in the details:
   • Name: Display name for the command
   • Command: The server command to execute
   • Category: Optional grouping (e.g., “Admin”, “Events”)
   • Description: Optional description

Example Commands

Name	Command	Category
Clear Weather	/weather clear	World
Set Day	/time set day	World
Heal All	/effect @a instant_health 1 5	Player
Event Mode	/gamerule doDaylightCycle false	Events
Server Restart Warning	/say Server restarting in 5 minutes!	Admin

Managing Commands

Editing Commands

1. Find the command in the list
2. Click the Edit (pencil) icon
3. Modify the details
4. Click Save

Deleting Commands

1. Find the command in the list
2. Click the Delete (trash) icon
3. Confirm deletion

Organizing by Category

Commands are grouped by category:

• Commands without a category appear under “Uncategorized”
• Click on a category header to expand/collapse
• Categories are created automatically when you assign them

Executing Commands

Single Execution

1. Find the command in the list
2. Click the Run (play) icon
3. Command executes immediately
4. Output appears in the console

From Dashboard

Quick Commands can also be accessed from the Dashboard widget for faster access to your most-used commands.

API Reference

Endpoints

Method	Endpoint	Description
GET	/api/scheduler/quick-commands	List all quick commands
POST	/api/scheduler/quick-commands	Create a new command
PUT	/api/scheduler/quick-commands/:id	Update a command
DELETE	/api/scheduler/quick-commands/:id	Delete a command
POST	/api/scheduler/quick-commands/:id/execute	Execute a command

Data Structure

{
  "id": "uuid",
  "name": "Set Day",
  "command": "/time set day",
  "category": "World",
  "description": "Sets the time to day",
  "createdAt": "2024-01-15T10:30:00Z",
  "createdBy": "admin"
}

Permissions

Quick Commands use the scheduler permissions:

Permission	Description
scheduler.view	View quick commands list
scheduler.manage	Create, edit, delete, and execute commands

Best Practices

1. Use descriptive names - Make it clear what the command does
2. Group related commands - Use categories for organization
3. Document complex commands - Use the description field
4. Test before sharing - Verify commands work correctly
5. Limit destructive commands - Be careful with commands that affect the world

Tips

• Quick Commands support command chaining (multiple commands separated by ;)
• Use variables like @a (all players), @p (nearest player), @r (random player)
• Commands are logged in the server console for auditing