NosGrammar

WARNING: You need to have Java 17 installed on your server for the plugin to work properly!

NOTICE: This plugin is compatible with all Minecraft versions from 1.18 to the latest release. Updates will be rolled out only if bugs are detected or if the plugin becomes incompatible with newer versions of Minecraft. The plugin uses fundamental chat functions that remain unchanged, ensuring its usability in newer versions without the necessity for constant updates. So if you find this page hasn't been updated for a while this doesn't indicate the plugin is no longer usable.

NosGrammar is a simple yet powerful and lightweight plugin designed to improve communication in your Minecraft server by providing real-time grammar correction and spelling suggestions. So whether you’re talking to your friends or managing a server with players from everywhere in the world, you’ll always be speaking clearly when using this plugin.

• Real-Time Grammar Correction: Automatically corrects grammar mistakes as players type, helping to maintain a high standard of communication.
• Spelling Suggestions: Offers spelling corrections for commonly misspelled words, ensuring that your messages are accurate and easy to understand.
• Customizable Settings: Administrators can easily toggle grammar corrections for individual players, providing a nice experience.
• User-Friendly Commands: Simple commands allow players to toggle grammar correction on or off and check their current status.

Here are a few examples to showcase the plugin features:

Grammar Enabled

Grammar Disabled

Spelling Corrections: Disabled vs Enabled with Grammar

These are the currently available commands:

1. /grammartoggle: Toggle on or off grammar correction for yourself.
2. /grammarforce: Force-enable or force-disable grammar correction for another player. (Special Permissions)
3. /grammar: View whether the grammar is on or off for yourself.
4. /grammarcheck: Checks or view any player's grammar whether it's enabled or disabled. (Special Permissions)
5. /grammarreload: Reloads the plugin to update its configuration. (Special Permissions)

• nosrp.grammartoggle - Enables the player to toggle their own grammar correction.
• nosrp.grammarforce - Allows the player to force-enable or force-disable grammar correction for another player.
• nosrp.grammarstatus - Let the player check their current grammar correction status.
• nosrp.grammarcheck - Provides the player the ability to view the grammar correction status of other players, regardless of whether it's enabled or disabled.
• nosrp.reload - Allows the player to reload the plugin for updates or changes.

NOTICE: The following files does not include the commonly misspelled words, to get the premade list please join the Discord server, it's optional but recommended.

Default: spellings.txt

# If you want to add more spellings you have to use the following example
# exmple:example - Do not capitalize the first letter of the word

recieve:receive
definately:definitely
occured:occurred

Default: messages.yml

togglegrammar_enabled: "&cGrammar correction has been &7Enabled&c."
togglegrammar_disabled: "&cGrammar correction has been &7Disabled&c."
no_permission: "&cYou do not have the appropriate permission to use this command."
player_not_found: "&cPlayer IGN (In-game name) was not found."
usage_forcegrammar: "Usage: /grammarforce <player> <true|false>"
usage_grammarcheck: "Usage: /grammarcheck <player>"
grammarforce_torf: "&cInvalid Input, use True or False."
grammar_status: "&bGrammar correction is currently &7%s&b."
grammarcheck_status: "&bGrammar correction is currently &7{status} &bfor &7{player}"
reload_success: "&bPlugin configuration has been reloaded."
authorized_player: "&cOnly authorized players with permissions can use this command."
grammarcheck_status_informed: "&7A staff member has updated your grammar status."

Default: commands.yml

# List of commands that should have grammar correction applied

whitelisted-commands:
  - say
  - msg
  - tell
  - whisper
  - me

# Do not include "/" before the command to avoid any potential issues

# Specifies how many subcommands each command has before the actual message part
# For example: '/msg player hello world' has 1 subcommand ('player') before the message ('hello world')
command-structures:
  say: 0     # /say <message> (no subcommands)
  msg: 1     # /msg <player> <message>
  tell: 1    # /tell <player> <message>
  whisper: 1 # /whisper <player> <message>
  me: 0      # /me <message> (no subcommands)

  # Add other commands with their subcommand counts
  # mail: 2  # Example: /mail send <player> <message> (2 subcommands)

Finally, if you encounter a bug in my plugin, do not hesitate to join the discord server for free support, a Github page is currently planned along with the source code.