It's been a while since we established our team, and as you already know, our first project ever is EternalCore. However, this project never reached a stable stage... until now! ❤ After months and even years of tireless work, and a few broken keyboards along the way 😄 , we're thrilled to present the first-ever stable release of EternalCore! Its main features include:
- Over **60+** useful commands!
- Effortless switching between translations 🌐
- Cutting-edge notification system powered by MiniMessage support 💬
- Command configurator that allows you to change command aliases or even disable unused commands ❗
- Comprehensive and user-friendly documentation system 📚
The list of features is so extensive that we can't fit it into a single message, so we're leaving a link to the full feature set here: [full feature set](https://docs.eternalcode.pl/eternalcore/features.html).
Of course, we can't forget to thank all our contributors, testers, and reviewers. It's thanks to them that this project has progressed as smoothly as it has.
🤫Psst! Want to be a few steps ahead of others? You can grab our freshly squeezed builds from GitHub Actions here: [GitHub Actions](https://github.com/EternalCodeTeam/EternalCore/actions/workflows/gradle.yml?query=branch%3Amaster)
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