Complex Command

With this mechanism, you can easily create commands that have many subcommands

You can create object, that will be annotated by @Command. You can use other annotations (such as @Usage) from Annotations

In object you can declare functions. you can work with functions the same way as with regular command functions, but use @SubCommand instead of @Command for subcommands. You can also specify which function will be executed if no sub-command is found, annotate such a function using @Default

Don't forget to register the object in the CommandManager

Example

fun KotlinPlugin.onEnable() {
    commandManager().register(AdvancedCommand)
}

@Command ("adv")
@Permission( "test.advanted")
object AdvancedCommand {
    @Default
    fun default(sender: CommandSender) {
        sender.sendMessage("def")
    }

    @SubCommand("subl")
    fun sub1(sender: CommandSender) {
        sender.sendMessage("subl executed")
    }

    @SubCommand("sub2")
    fun sub2(sender: CommandSender, arg: String) {
        sender.sendMessage("subl executed with arg $arg")
    }
}