Permission Layer¶

This page provides information on the workings of the permission layer and how to use it.

Permission tree / path¶

Everything that is handled by the permission layer is found in the permission tree. The tree has its root at /. The currently only child of the the root is command, and it has all commands as its children.

At then end, this gives you e.g for the command spawn this tree: / - command - spawn. We can join them into one permission path, which would look like this: /command/spawn

Whitelisting¶

/perm add whitelist <permissionPath>

Whitelisting a permission path gives the user not only access to the permission path itself, but also all its children in the tree. E.g if you give a user the permission to use /command, this user can now run every command.

Blacklisting¶

/perm add blacklist <permissionPath>

Blacklisting works similarly to whitelisting, but instead of allowing the user to use the permission path and all its children, it blocks them. E.g if you add /command to someone's whitelist, but then you add /command/spawn to their blacklist, they can run every command except spawn

If a permission is both whitelisted and blacklisted, the blacklist takes priority.