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| Author(s) | 👁 Image Mojang Studios |
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| Written in | Java |
| Latest version | 1.0.18 |
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| License | MIT License |
| Source available | Yes |
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Brigadier is a command parser and dispatcher, designed and developed for Java Edition,[1] mainly maintained by Dinnerbone.[2] It is the first library used by Java Edition that Mojang has released under an open-source license.[3]
Brigadier is used for parsing and executing string commands.
/execute as <target selector> may modify the command source to be multiple when multiple entities are selected/execute store can store the command result to block/entity NBT data or scoreboard/execute run redirects to the root node of the vanilla command dispatcherBrigadier has various numbers of limitations while executing the command, such as the numeric limitations on integer data types such as /effect, /weather, and floating-point data types such as /time, making many integer values parsed in the commands inaccessible.
More general documentation on brigadier and its use can be found at the github repository, however this is information specifically on the argument types added and used in Minecraft. While basic implementation of commands may vary by mod loader, these argument types are mostly consistent. Your chosen mod loader probably has its own documentation for how to actually register commands using Brigadier.
| Class name | Description | Example |
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Commands.literal
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A fixed keyword that must be typed exactly. | /datapack list
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StringArgumentType.greedyString
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Will match the longest possible string of letters (only works at the very end of a command). | /say all of this will be in the greedy string
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StringArgumentType.word
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Will match the longest string of letters without spaces. | /tag @s add oneword
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StringArgumentType.string
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Will match the longest string of letters without spaces, unless surrounded by quotation marks. Similar to greedyString, but can have more arguments afterwards.
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/datapack enable "multiple words" last
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BoolArgumentType.bool
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Can only be true or false.
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/gamerule keepInventory true
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IntegerArgumentType.integer
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A Java int. Must be a whole number. This argument can optionally have a minimum value, or a minimum and maximum value.
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/scoreboard players set @s objective 100
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LongArgumentType.longArg
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A Java long. Must be a whole number. Similar to int, but can store much larger numbers. This argument can optionally have a minimum value, or a minimum and maximum value.
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Not used in any commands |
FloatArgumentType.floatArg
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A Java float (6 digits of precision). Can have decimals. This argument can optionally have a minimum value, or a minimum and maximum value.
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/playsound minecraft:ambient.cave master @s ~ ~ ~ 1.23456
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DoubleArgumentType.doubleArg
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A Java double (15 digits of precision). Can have decimals. This argument can optionally have a minimum value, or a minimum and maximum value.
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/attribute @s minecraft:generic.movement_speed base set 12.345678912345
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(See more about Java ints, longs, floats, and doubles here)
| October 25, 2014 | Dinnerbone mentions Brigadier in the comments on MC-10880. | ||||||
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| July 27, 2017 | Dinnerbone discloses a non-obfuscated command parser library called "brigadier". | ||||||
| Java Edition | |||||||
| 1.13 | 17w45a | Commands are now handled with Brigadier. | |||||
| Minecraft introduces Brigadier as a dependency. | |||||||
| September 26, 2018 | Brigadier is open sourced under the MIT License.[7] | ||||||
| 1.14 | 19w08a | Now allows single quotes for strings in commands.[8] | |||||
| Version | Date | Changes |
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| 1.0.15 | September 26, 2018[9] |
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| 1.0.17 | February 19, 2019[10] |
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| 1.0.18 | July 16, 2021[11] |
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/execute command tree, which utilizes an overwhelming amount of the brigadier features.
/tag command tree, showing the difference between actual executed commands (red nodes) versus the first literal after the root (the "tag" box)
/msg command tree, showing that aliases have been implemented by brigadier's command node redirection functionality (dashed lines)
