Commands
Manage players, statuses, profiles, and logs from the console or in game.
The console can always run these. In game, you need OP level 3 or higher. See Permissions.
Gatekeeper commands
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/gatekeeper status <player> <status> [reason] | Sets a player's status, with an optional reason. |
/gatekeeper add <uuid> <username> [status] | Creates a record for a player who hasn't joined yet. |
/gatekeeper info <player> | Shows status, platform, join information, name history, and profile fields. |
/gatekeeper delete <player> | Deletes a player's record. |
/gatekeeper list [query] | Lists players, optionally filtered by a search query. |
/gatekeeper set <player> <field> <value> | Sets a profile field. |
/gatekeeper clear <player> <field> | Clears a profile field. |
/gatekeeper fields list | Lists the available profile fields. |
/gatekeeper statuses | Lists the available statuses. |
/gatekeeper audit [player] [limit] | Shows the audit log of administrative changes. |
/gatekeeper joinlog [player] [limit] | Shows the log of join attempts. |
/gatekeeper reload | Applies configuration changes without a restart. |
Setting a status
/gatekeeper status PlayerName whitelisted
/gatekeeper status PlayerName neutral
/gatekeeper status PlayerName banned "Reason"See Player statuses for what each one does.
Vanilla command replacements
Gatekeeper also replaces these common commands. They change Gatekeeper statuses instead of Minecraft's vanilla whitelist.
/whitelist add <player>
/whitelist remove <player>
/whitelist list
/ban <player> [reason]
/pardon <player>Player information
/gatekeeper info PlayerNameUse this to check a player's status, platform, join information, name history, and profile fields in one place.