@Root

Marks a method as the root executor of a command - invoked when the base command is run with no subcommand arguments.

Usage

@Command(value = "mycommand", description = "My command")
public class MyCommand extends CommandBase {
    @Root
    public void root(CommandContext ctx) {
        ctx.sender().sendMessage("Usage: /mycommand <subcommand>");
    }
}

Notes

• Only one method per @Command class may be annotated with @Root. A second @Root method will throw an IllegalArgumentException at registration time.
• Arguments via @Arg are supported on a @Root method the same as on @Sub.