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4.0.0
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After more than 1 year since the last stable release, here I bring ChatRegulator 4.0.0, with much better performance, impeccable code quality, better and new checks and more.
This update is not compatible with version 3.x as there is a new separate configuration file to configure the checks
Features
- Added Cooldown check
- Added initialization time message
- Added HEX console color support for logger messages
- feat: Add original string placeholder to alert message
- feat: Implement File logger
- feat: Implement percentage caps limit
- Separate check configuration to its own configuration file. This simplifies a lot the configuration of each check and avoids that the same file has the general configurations and those of the checks
- feat: Added support for concatenating multiple check replacements
Fixes
- fix: Fixed Syntax and Cooldown checks
- fix: Fixed blocked_command placeholders
- Removed
<server>placeholder. If this placeholder is required, MiniPlaceholders can be used with the Player expansion, which provides the placeholder<player_server> - fix: Fixed SyntaxCheck feedback
- fix: Fixed empty alert string placeholder
- fix: Fixed wrong SyntaxCheck provider check
- fix: Fixed initial Command checks not applying
- fix: Fixed IndexOutOfBoundException in SpamCheck
- fix: Resume event execution in case any exception occurs
- fix: Added a cached Flood Pattern limit
- perf: Optimized SpamCheck
- fix: Fixed Chat ReplaceCheckResult
- fix(deps): Updated Blossom usage
- fix: Fixed FloodCheck not working on some cases
API
- Abstracted API classes and methods
- Improved Checks Builders
- Renamed Detection Events
- misc: Moved Commands and Components utils to API module
- misc: Depend on the Adventure API instead of the Velocity API in the ChatRegulator API Module
Full Changelog: https://github.com/4drian3d/ChatRegulator/compare/3.0.2...4.0.0
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repositories {
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forRepository {
maven {
name = "Modrinth"
url = "https://api.modrinth.com/maven"
}
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includeGroup "maven.modrinth"
}
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}
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}
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modImplementation "maven.modrinth:zK5VJgm6:VuYy56B9"
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