Task Timer

- Persistent Tasks > - Interval-based (`interval`): Run commands after a certain amount of time (e.g., every `30m`, `1h`, `10s`). > - Time-based (`time`): Run commands at a specific time of day (e.g., at `18:00:00`). - Persistent Tasks > - `once`: Run a task a single time. Perfect for delayed actions. > - `repeat`: Run a task repeatedly. A time-based repeat task will run every day at the specified time, making it ideal for daily announcements or routines. - Persistent Tasks > - Create, edit, and remove tasks on the fly without ever needing to restart the server. > - An interactive task list (`/tt list`) allows you to click on any task to instantly get the command to edit it. - Persistent Tasks > - Full tab-completion for all commands and arguments helps you write commands quickly and without errors. > - Helpful, clickable error messages guide you to the correct command usage. - Persistent Tasks > - All scheduled tasks are saved in `tasks.yml` and are automatically reloaded on server startup, so you never lose your schedule.

The main command is `/tasktimer` (alias: `/tt`).

- `/tt help` > - Displays the main help message with command examples. - `/tt create <name> <once|repeat> <interval|time> <value> <command...>` > - Creates a new task. > - Example (Interval): `/tt create backup once interval 6h paper backup` > - Example (Time): `/tt create daily_reward repeat time 12:00:00 say It's noon! Claim your reward!` - `/tt edit <name> <field> <new_value...>` > - Edits an existing task. You can change the `executionType`, `scheduleType`, `value`, or `command`. - `/tt remove <name>` > - Deletes a scheduled task. - `/tt list` > - Shows all currently scheduled tasks. Click on a task name to edit it. - `/tt reload` > - Cancels all running tasks and reloads them from the `tasks.yml` file.