Daily Wage – a Spigot/Bukkit plugin that pays out a daily wage
A Spigot/Bukkit plugin command that pays out a daily wage (needs the great DKCoins plugin!).
Installation
- Install and configure DKCoins
- Download the current DailyWage version from SpigotMC
- Put the plugin
DailyWage.jar
in your plugin folder (ignore any other files in the.zip
file!). - Restart your server.
Configuration
After running the plugin on your server a config.yml
file is created in the plugin folder. Adjust these settings to your needs:
CoinsPerDay:
the amount of coins payed as the daily wage (default1
)Password:
set a password for the command, use digits 0-9 and the letters a/A to z/Z only (defaultempty
)BackPayment Enable:
set it totrue
to back pay the wage since last pay out (defaulttrue
)BackPayment MaxDays:
maximum days for back payment since last pay out (default100
)
Restart your server after changing any of those values!
Usage
/wage
(or /lohn
or /salaire
– these are command aliases for german and french).
Run this command (without any parameters) to receive your daily wage. If run more than once a day an error message is issued.
If there is a password set in the config (see Configuration above), you need to attach the password
/wage mysecretpassword
You may pay out the wage to a named person by adding the target player name with
/wage playername
or if a password is set then use
/wage mysecretpassword playername
In order to use it in command block you may state @p
as the player name in order to pay out to the nearest player
/wage mysecretpassword @p
Localization
After running the plugin on your server a messages.yml
file is created in the plugin folder. Feel free to adapt those messages to your needs. The messages.yml
file uses short color codes (eg. &c
for red), see Color Codes.
There is a german translated message file called messages-german.yml
in the zip file. Rename it to messages.yml
and replace the above mentioned messages.yml
on the server.
Restart your server after changing any of those messages!
License
This project is licensed under the Apache License – see the LICENSE file for more information.
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