Minecraft Command Permissions Fabric

A mod to add permission checks for built-in Minecraft commands.

• Download from the releases tab.
• You also need to have a permissions mod installed. (e.g. LuckPerms)

Details

Permissions for built-in Minecraft commands are added in the format minecraft.command.<command>.
(e.g. minecraft.command.ban for the /ban command)

The permission checks are performed using fabric-permissions-api, which acts as an interface between permission checking mods (like this one) and permission provider mods.

If you're using LuckPerms, you can grant these permissions using the permission set command.
e.g. /lp group admin permission set minecraft.command.ban true

Any permission provider mod that supports fabric-permissions-api is also supported.

Originally created by Tjeu Kayim (@TjeuKayim), and inspired by other modding frameworks:

• https://bukkit.fandom.com/wiki/CraftBukkit_Commands
• https://docs.spongepowered.org/stable/en/server/spongineer/commands.html

Supported permissions

These are all the permissions for Minecraft 1.16:

minecraft.command.advancement     minecraft.command.kick           minecraft.command.setworldspawn
minecraft.command.attribute       minecraft.command.kill           minecraft.command.spawnpoint
minecraft.command.ban             minecraft.command.list           minecraft.command.spectate
minecraft.command.ban-ip          minecraft.command.locate         minecraft.command.spreadplayers
minecraft.command.banlist         minecraft.command.locatebiome    minecraft.command.stop
minecraft.command.bossbar         minecraft.command.loot           minecraft.command.stopsound
minecraft.command.clear           minecraft.command.me             minecraft.command.summon
minecraft.command.clone           minecraft.command.msg            minecraft.command.tag
minecraft.command.data            minecraft.command.op             minecraft.command.team
minecraft.command.datapack        minecraft.command.pardon         minecraft.command.teammsg
minecraft.command.debug           minecraft.command.pardon-ip      minecraft.command.teleport
minecraft.command.defaultgamemode minecraft.command.particle       minecraft.command.tell
minecraft.command.deop            minecraft.command.playsound      minecraft.command.tellraw
minecraft.command.difficulty      minecraft.command.recipe         minecraft.command.time
minecraft.command.effect          minecraft.command.reload         minecraft.command.title
minecraft.command.enchant         minecraft.command.replaceitem    minecraft.command.tm
minecraft.command.execute         minecraft.command.save-all       minecraft.command.tp
minecraft.command.experience      minecraft.command.save-off       minecraft.command.trigger
minecraft.command.fill            minecraft.command.save-on        minecraft.command.w
minecraft.command.forceload       minecraft.command.say            minecraft.command.weather
minecraft.command.function        minecraft.command.schedule       minecraft.command.whitelist
minecraft.command.gamemode        minecraft.command.scoreboard     minecraft.command.worldborder
minecraft.command.gamerule        minecraft.command.seed           minecraft.command.xp
minecraft.command.give            minecraft.command.setblock
minecraft.command.help            minecraft.command.setidletimeout

And since Minecraft 1.17 also this one:

minecraft.command.item

With Minecraft 1.18 you'll get this one too:

minecraft.command.jfr

Limitations

1. Aliases have separate permissions, for example minecraft.command.tp and minecraft.command.teleport can have different settings
2. These permissions are CraftBukkit specific, not implemented:
   • minecraft.nbt.copy
   • minecraft.nbt.place
   • minecraft.autocraft
   • minecraft.debugstick
   • minecraft.debugstick.always
3. These permissions are Sponge specific, not implemented:
   • minecraft.selector
   • minecraft.spawn-protection.override
   • minecraft.force-gamemode.override
   • minecraft.commandblock.edit.block.<name>
   • minecraft.commandblock.edit.minecart.<name>
   • minecraft.login.bypass-whitelist
   • minecraft.login.bypass-player-limit