Find command by permission

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Skript Version: Skript 2.2 (dev20)
Skript Author: None, this is another question
Minecraft Version: 1.10
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Is it at all possible to find a command based on a permission node? For example, the command /help has the permission essentials.help. When a player types /help, it sends the player the permission node essentials.help.

Addons using (including versions):
SkQuery 3.5.1 (Gatt version), MundoSk 1.7.2, SkUtilities 0.8.8, ExertSk 0.1.3b, SharpSk 1.5.8, SkRayFall 1.9.5

Have you tried searching the docs? Yes
Have you tried searching the forums? Yes
What other methods have you tried to fix it? None

 

[Deleted member 5254]

If you want to see the permission for a command you can use TuSKe:

[the] permission of command %string%
command %string%'[s] permission

Example:

command "essentials:help"'s permission #should return: essentials.help

 

[Deleted member 5254]

If you want to see the permission for a command you can use TuSKe:

[the] permission of command %string%
command %string%'[s] permission

Example:

command "essentials:help"'s permission #should return: essentials.help

Thank you, but what about the other way around? To find a command by a permission I mean.

 

[Deleted member 5254]

Thank you, but what about the other way around? To find a command by a permission I mean.

Ah, here is a workaround for that:

function cmdByPerm(perm: string) :: string:
    set {_commands::*} to all registered commands
    loop {_commands::*}:
        if command loop-value's permission is {_perm}:
            return loop-value

Example:

set {_command} to cmdByPerm("essentials.help") #should return the "essentials:help" command

 

[Deleted member 5254]

Ah, here is a workaround for that:

function cmdByPerm(perm: string) :: string:
    set {_commands::*} to all registered commands
    loop {_commands::*}:
        if command loop-value's permission is {_perm}:
            return loop-value

Example:

set {_command} to cmdByPerm("essentials.help") #should return the "essentials:help" command

Alright, one last question. How would I go about finding the description of a command?

And I am getting "{_commands::*} can't be set to 'all registered' commands' because the latter is not an object line 2 "

 

[Deleted member 5254]

Alright, one last question. How would I go about finding the description of a command?

And I am getting "{_commands::*} can't be set to 'all registered' commands' because the latter is not an object line 2 "

That was added on the beta if I remember correctly, try this version:
https://github.com/Tuke-Nuke/TuSKe/releases/tag/1.7-beta.3