staffprofiles

staffprofiles

> Please see the project on GitHub for the most up-to-date documentation.

staffprofiles is a Minecraft plugin that assigns staff members a different game profile if they are joining using a specific hostname. It's an evolution of my proof-of-concept plugin hostprofiles into a more practical, specialized solution for staff management.

Non-technical example

The plugin essentially does the following when a player is logging in:

1. It checks if the address that the player is using to connect matches a configured staff address 2. If the address matches, it verifies that the player has a configured permission 3. If both are true, the player UUID and username are changed, causing the server to treat the player as if they were on a separate Minecraft account.

An example: If your server address is `example.org`, you could configure `staff.example.org` (the host) as a staff host so that all players connecting using that host, if they have the permission `staffprofile`, are connected using what is treated by the server like a separate account.

Configuration

The plugin is configured using a JSON file as opposed to a YAML file to reduce plugin jar size. Unfortunately, this means that the plugin configuration file cannot contain any comments.

Please see the reference below to learn about available configuration options:

usernameTransformer: A regular expression pattern that determines if a hostname should be treated as a staff hostname by matching against the entire address usernameTransformer: The permission the player must have to be allowed to join using a staff hostname usernameTransformer: Specifies the transformation of player UUIDs into staff profile UUIDs using a regex pattern. The format is "pattern/replacement" where a pattern matches parts of the original UUID and replacement defines how to construct the new UUID. usernameTransformer: Specifies the transformation of player username into staff profile username using a regex pattern. The format is "pattern/replacement" where a pattern matches parts of the original username and replacement defines how to construct the new username.