How to use

BukkitInstall is simple. Just type in the command and hit enter. Dependencies will be installed automatically. Zips will be unpacked.

You can replace the example names with plugin names of your choice. All commands are sub-commands of the bi-Command.

Install Plugins

/bi install PluginA

You can install more than one plugin at one time.

/bi install PluginA PluginB PluginC

If you don't want to install plugins that comes with the plugins, you can either specify the name starting with a "-"-Letter,

/bi install PluginA PluginB PluginC -PluginC1

If you want to ignore all plugins that are shipped withhin the zip-file you can also specify the "-n"-Flag after the command name

/bi install -n PluginA PluginB PluginC

To enable the plugin just reload the server. If the installation fails, nothing changes in your Plugin-Folder.

Manage Plugins

You can easily manage your plugins with BukkitInstall. Just use one of the command described in this section.

To list all plugins, loaded or not use this command:

/pl OR /bi list

To show information about a plugin use:

/ver essentials OR /bi info PluginA

If the plugin is not downloaded yet, the plugin will get the information from DevBukkit.

To enable a plugin use the following command. The plugin will be loaded if it was not loaded before.

/bi enable PluginB

There are two kinds of disabling a plugin. The first one disables the plugin and unloads it, the second one only disables the plugin.

/bi disable PluginC     (Disable and Unload)
/bi disable -s PluginD  (Only Disables)

To reload a plugin you can use the reload command. Like the disable-Command there are two ways of reloading a command.

/bi reload PluginE     (Disables and unloads before enable)
/bi reload -s PluginF  (Disables without unloading it [known to cause exceptions.])

Controlling PluginMetrics.

PluginMetrics is a statistic tool for plugins which will send data from your server to the Metrics server. You can control its behavior using these two commands:

/bi metrics optout on  (Enables PluginMetrics)
/bi metrics optout off (Disables PluginMetrics)

Uninstall Plugins

You can uninstall plugins using this plugin. Does not work always, use this feature on your own risk.

Use this command to uninstall plugins:

/bi uninstall PluginA

You can uninstall multiple plugins at the same time

/bi uninstall PluginA PluginB

Please note that the soft dependencies will be reloaded while uninstalling the plugin.


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