Add a command for use by players to just join a team (and a chat-based GUI)

[Amunak]

• [x] /join and /leave
• [x] Chat-based GUI to select a team:
  • [x] GUI;
  • [x] /join without argument or /uh team chatgui [player] to open the GUI;
  • [x] option to display the GUI to all players without a team when they login (after a configurable delay).

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I think it would be nice to have a shortcut command to /uh team join , since it is probably the most used command and it is quite hard to type. Maybe just /team ?

It would be also great if it came in the variant with just (i.e. making default to current player), so it would be /uh team join [player=amunak] and /team [player=amunak] respectively.

Ideally it would also have separate permissions (uh.team would give you full "team management" permissions as it is now and uh.team.self would give you the ability to join a team, but none of the other team commands).

[AmauryCarrade]

I think it would be nice to have a shortcut command to /uh team join , since it is probably the most used command and it is quite hard to type. Maybe just /team ?

/join? Good idea. :)

It would be also great if it came in the variant with just (i.e. making default to current player), so it would be /uh team join [player=amunak] and /team [player=amunak] respectively.

This is possible but can lead to conflicts in some cases, because the team name can contain spaces (ex: with a player named the, two teams the team name and team name, if I execute /uh team join the team name with the player name optional...). But it's not a big problem I think.

Ideally it would also have separate permissions (uh.team would give you full "team management" permissions as it is now and uh.team.self would give you the ability to join a team, but none of the other team commands).

I think I'll add permission for each subcommand; with this implemented, the permission would be uh.team.join; I'll add also the permissions uh.team.join.self and uh.team.leave.self.

[Amunak]

team name can contain spaces (ex: with a player named the, two teams the team name and team name, if I execute /uh team join the team name with the player name optional...).

Oh ok. I like to just keep them named as the colors, it is easier to manage that way. There are several non-elegant solutions:

• make separate commands for the variant with player name and without it
• allow the use of quotes to enclose the team name if necessary
• just ignore it and give precedence to checking for a player name; if you have team "Notch Crew" and you want Notch to join it, you have to use /team Notch Notch Crew and not just /team Notch Crew because team Crew doesn't exist.

This is probably so minor issue that you can use the third approach :p

[AmauryCarrade]

Actually, I currently use the third approach when needed, as example in the /uh tp team command :p .

[AmauryCarrade]

Related: a command (+API) displaying the teams available to a player; the player just have to click the name of the team to join this team.

With the tellraw-like formatting.

/uh team chatgui [player]

And with an option to display this “chat UI” when a player out of any team joins, after a configurable delay.