Native Minecraft Version:
1.15
Tested Minecraft Versions:
1.141.15
Source Code:
github.com
Captures login data and AFK data and stores it in a database specified by you with built-in server crash data loss preventions.
For Developers
The API is described here https://github.com/VertXCorp/TimeMa...ertXTimeManagement/API/TimeManagementAPI.java.
What separates this plugin from the rest is the modularity of it. If you wish to keep track of a certain event, such as logging each time a player enters the nether or exits, simply create a new ChangeHandler object.
Code (Text):
netherLoggerHandler = new ChangeHandler("NetherIN", "NetherOUT", "NetherEntranceExitLog");
Then to log an entrance, simply call
Code (Text):
netherLogger.timeIn(Player.getUniqueId());
when they exit the nether and
Code (Text):
netherLogger.timeOut(Player.getUniqueId());
when they exit. With this, you can then log many different events with very few lines of code.
In the worst case scenario, such as a server crash, the data will be off by less than 15 seconds due to our crash prevention methods.
If there is any problem with this plugin, please leave a comment below and we will do our best to solve the issue.
1.15
Tested Minecraft Versions:
1.141.15
Source Code:
GitHub - VertXCorp/TimeManagement: Spigot plugin that logs logins, logouts, and more.
Spigot plugin that logs logins, logouts, and more. - VertXCorp/TimeManagement
github.com
For Developers
The API is described here https://github.com/VertXCorp/TimeMa...ertXTimeManagement/API/TimeManagementAPI.java.
What separates this plugin from the rest is the modularity of it. If you wish to keep track of a certain event, such as logging each time a player enters the nether or exits, simply create a new ChangeHandler object.
Code (Text):
netherLoggerHandler = new ChangeHandler("NetherIN", "NetherOUT", "NetherEntranceExitLog");
Then to log an entrance, simply call
Code (Text):
netherLogger.timeIn(Player.getUniqueId());
when they exit the nether and
Code (Text):
netherLogger.timeOut(Player.getUniqueId());
when they exit. With this, you can then log many different events with very few lines of code.
In the worst case scenario, such as a server crash, the data will be off by less than 15 seconds due to our crash prevention methods.
If there is any problem with this plugin, please leave a comment below and we will do our best to solve the issue.
