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Temporary OP

Temporary OP

Grant players operator for a temporary amount of time.

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Compatibility

Minecraft: Java Edition

1.21.x
1.20.x
1.19.x
1.18.x
1.17.x
1.16.x
1.15.x
1.14.x
1.13.x
1.12.x
1.11.x
1.10.x
1.9.x
1.8.x

Platforms

Bukkit
Paper
Spigot

Supported environments

Server-side

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Creators

WhiskerCat
WhiskerCat Member

Details

Licensed ARR
Published 2 months ago
Updated 2 months ago

Introduction

Temporary OP is a free and simple Minecraft plugin that allows server administrators to temporarily grant operator (OP) status to players. This plugin helps maintain server security by automatically revoking temporary OP privileges after a specified duration.

Features

  • Temporary OP: Grant the operator status to players for a limited time using easy commands.
  • Persistence Across Restart: Automatically saves the list of temporarily OP'd players to ensure they retain their status after server restarts or shutdown.
  • Restricted Permissions: Prevents temporarily OP'd players from granting, revoking, or reassigning OP status to others, closing potential loopholes in server management.

Commands

  • /tempop <player> [10s / 1d / 1mo]: Temporarily grants OP status to the specified player for a defined duration. If no duration is specified, the plugin uses the default duration configured in config.yml.
    • <player>: The username of the player to be granted OP.
    • [10s / 1d / 1mo]: (Optional) The duration for which OP is granted. Accepts formats like seconds (s), minutes (m), hours (h), days (d), weeks (w), and months (mo).

Permissions

To manage the use of the /tempop command, assign the following permission nodes:

  • tempop.use: Allows the player to use the /tempop command to grant temporary operator status to others.

Notes

  • The plugin does not inerfere with permanent OP assignments made through the servers standard OP command.

Configuration

config.yml 
# The default duration for temporarily granting operator status if no duration is specified.
default-duration: "5m"

# Whether the console is allowed to temporarily grant operator status to players.
console-allowed: true

message:
  # Displayed when the command is attempted from the console with "console-allowed" set to false.
  console: "&cYou must be a player to use this command."

  # Message shown when a player tries to run the command without the necessary permissions to do so.
  permission: "&cYou do not have permission to run this command."

  # Message sent when a temporary operator attempts to grant operator status to others.
  op: "&cTemporary operators aren't permitted to op others."

  # Message sent when a temporary operator attempts to remove operator status from others.
  deop: "&cTemporary operators aren't permitted to deop others."

  # Message sent when you try to temporary op someone which already has operator.
  already-opped: "&cThis person already has operator."

  # Displayed when a player specified in the command cannot be found.
  player: "&cThere is no player called \"%s\"."

  # Confirmation message sent to the player when successfully granting temporary operator status.
  give: "&aSuccessfully gave {player} operator temporarily for {duration}."

  # Displayed when a player is granted temporary operator status.
  given: "&aYou were temporarily given operator for {duration} by {player}."

  # Notification sent to a player when their temporary operator status expires.
  expire: "&cYour OP status has expired."

Support

For any issues, questions, or suggestions, please create an issue on GitHub.