LuckPerms

A permissions implementation for Bukkit/Spigot, BungeeCord and Sponge.

Links

• Development Builds - https://ci.lucko.me/job/LuckPerms
• Javadocs - https://jd.lucko.me/LuckPerms
• Wiki - https://github.com/lucko/LuckPerms/wiki

Why LuckPerms?

Features checked on 19th Aug 2016. If you find any inaccuracies, please do let me know. I tried to be as fair as possible, and copy all major features from the respective plugin pages.

Features

• Group inheritance - users can be members of multiple groups, groups can inherit other groups
• Temporary permissions - users/groups can be given permissions that expire after a given time
• Wildcard permissions - users/groups can be given wildcard permissions (e.g. "minecraft.command.*"), even when plugins haven't implemented their own wildcards.
• Temporary groups - users/groups can be added to/inherit other groups temporarily
• Multi-server support - data is synced across all servers/platforms
• Full offline-mode/mixed-mode support - player permissions are synced properly over offline-mode or mixed online/offline-mode networks.
• Per-server permissions/groups - define user/group permissions that only apply on certain servers
• Per-world permissions/groups - define user/group permissions that only apply on certain worlds (on BungeeCord, a connected Bukkit/Spigot instance is treated as a world)
• Tracks / paths / ladders - users can be promoted/demoted along multiple group tracks
• Vault Support - hooks into Vault to integrate with other plugins
• Developer API - easily integrate LuckPerms into your own projects
• Advanced action logging - keep track of permission changes over time
• Easily switch between storage systems - export a log file from one datastore and import it into another
• Easy and simple setup and configuration using commands - no editing yml files, yuck
• Negated permissions and groups - define special rules for certain users/groups
• Regex permissions - define special permissions using regex
• Shorthand nodes - add nodes using the LuckPerms shorthand system
• Full support for UUIDs, even in Offline Mode - users can change their usernames without losing permissions. In offline mode, a single user has the same internal UUID across a network.
• Permission data stored within MySQL in a json format - easily integrate the LuckPerms backend into your other projects
• Well documented - API methods have comprehensive Java docs, it's clear what each method does.
• Efficient/lightweight - maybe? Who knows, it might be.
• Open Sourced, Free... - you shouldn't have to pay $10+ for a "powerful" permissions plugin.
• BungeeCord compatible - permissions, users and groups are synced across all LuckPerms instances
• Sponge compatible - permissions, users and groups are synced across all LuckPerms instances (bukkit --> sponge, for example)
• Support for MySQL, MongoDB, SQLite, H2 & Flatfile (JSON) - other storage methods coming soon (maybe)

License

See LICENSE.md.