🔑 PermissionsEx v2.0 [API 5]

[zml]

PermissionsEx is a powerful permissions plugin that allows server administrators to manage permissions with the flexibility and power for any server configuration.

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Features

PEX 2 is still heavily in development. The most accurate place to track development progress is the list of issues for 2.0, which lists most of the tasks remaining before PEX 2.0

Currently implemented

• Support of any subject collection type (users, groups, etc)
• Integer permission weights
• Per-server context options
• Improved performance and thread-safe operation
• Complete integration with Sponge permissions API
• Reliable caching system
• Localization of command text
• JSON configuration format (with automatic conversion of Bukkit data)
• Interactive commands with tabcompletion
• Rank Ladders
• Shell-glob style permission expansion

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[ButterDev]

Kudos to you. My server needs PEX.

[doot]

Whenever I try to use the wildcard permission (’*’), it doesnt work.

[FerusGrim]

There’s a typo in your title. The plugin is called ‘PermissionSex’. Jeez, don’t you know anything?

[zml]

Because permission resolution isn’t implemented yet silly

[zml]

Only on April 1st

[BitByte]

Well then. Insert overused Lenny face here.

@zml Glad to see PEX move over to sponge too, its an essential.

[doot]

I’m talking about the Bukkit version.

[zml]

What on earth gives you the idea that this is the appropriate location to report bugs with the Bukkit version? These are the sponge forums.

[FerusGrim]

I kek’d. Really hard.

[thomas15v]

I <3 you pex . All my servers use pex .

@DotDash

Whenever I try to use the wildcard permission (’*’), it doesnt work.

Stop trying to modify permissions.yml and starting use /pex group admin add *.

[vlee489]

I guess yous are throwing out YML then as well as it is a “Pain in the backside” to say it polity.

[FerusGrim]

@zml

Hocon configuration format (with automatic conversion of Bukkit data) – example of file backend output here

Just in case that was question. Can’t tell.

[zml]

First screenshots!

[thomas15v]

Wow thats awesome. Which sponge build you are using? Last update broke the commands again .

[Luke]

Any way to get a hold of this? Trying to compile it results in a few dependency errors for the SpongeAPI.

[zml]

yeah, there are a few API changes that have happened that have broken PEX. I’m going to update it once I finish the SpongeAPI commands PR I’m working on.

[angellusmortis]

I would love you forever if you include PostgreSQL support in the SQL backend.

[zml]

I hope to have the SQL queries be abstract enough for that to work.

[TheE]

Out of curiosity: Do you plan to use an abstraction layer like JOOQ or do you want to actually write your JDBC statements in a way that will work on all (well, sort of) databases?