BEconomy

BEconomy is a powerful and customizable economy mod designed for Minecraft servers that provides a flexible system for managing currencies, player balances, and economic transactions. Whether you're running a small community server or a large-scale network, BEconomy can be tailored to suit your needs with its easy-to-use commands, flexible configuration options, and support for multiple currencies.

Key Features

• Multiple Currency Support: Create and manage multiple currencies with unique names, lore, materials, and identifiers to suit your server's economy.
• Custom Item Integration: Use Minecraft items with custom model data and lore as physical currency representations.
• Database Integration: Supports MySQL or SQLite databases to store player balances and economic data persistently. Also provides an option for local JSON storage.
• Dynamic Economy System: Set starting balances for new players, manage transactions, and track player balances across currencies.
• Server Console Compatibility: Execute all commands directly from the server console for full administrative control.
• Integrated Permissions: Offers fine-grained permission control to manage player access to specific economy actions.
• Highly Configurable: Customize messages, GUI interfaces, currency settings, and more through an intuitive JSON configuration system.

Commands & Permissions

The BEconomy mod provides a range of commands for managing the economy. Below is a list of commands with a brief description and their associated permissions:

Configuration

The configuration for BEconomy is highly customizable and can be easily adjusted to fit the needs of your server. The config file (config/beconomy/config.json) allows you to set up various settings for the economy.

• Define custom currencies with unique settings (name, lore, material, symbol, etc.).
• Set starting balances for each currency.
• Enable or disable features like withdrawals, deposits, and transfers for specific currencies.
• Customize all in-game messages, supporting color codes and placeholders.
• Configure database settings for persistent storage.

Adding New Currencies To add a new currency to the economy system, follow these steps:

• Locate the Configuration File: Open the config/beconomy/config.json file located in your server's config folder.

• Define a New Currency: Add a new entry in the economy list within the config file.

Each currency entry must include:

• name: The display name of the currency.
• lore: A description or lore for the currency item.
• material: The Minecraft item type that represents the currency (e.g., minecraft:gold_ingot).
• custommodeldata: Custom model data for the item, if applicable.
• currencyType: A unique identifier for the currency (e.g., gold_coin).
• balanceStart: The starting balance for new players for this currency.
• symbol: Symbol to represent the currency (e.g., $).
• isPrimary: Set to true if this is the primary currency.
• transfer: Enable or disable /beco pay features.
• withdraw: Enable or disable /beco withdraw features.

Example:

{
      "name": "&eCobble Coin",
      "lore": [
        "&8This is a &bcurrency",
        "&8Lore 2"
      ],
      "material": "minecraft:paper",
      "custommodeldata": 7381,
      "currencyType": "cobblecoins",
      "balanceStart": 500,
      "symbol": "$",
      "isPrimary": true,
      "transfer": true,
      "withdraw": true
    }

EX: For Sqlite Database

"localSave": false,
  "databaseSave": true,
  "database": {
    "type": "sqlite",
    "host": null,
    "port": null,~~~~
    "databaseName": "economy.db",
    "username": null,
    "password": null
  }

EX: For MySQL/MongoDB/PostgreSQL Database

"localSave": false,
  "databaseSave": true,
  "database": {
    "type": "mysql", // here you set which type of database to use the plugin!
    "host": "localhost",
    "port": 3306,
    "databaseName": "economy",
    "username": "root",
    "password": "password"
  }

• Save and Reload: After adding the new currency, save the config file and use the /beco reload command to apply the changes.

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