Stella • Commands

##Introduction

This page lists every command available in Stella. All commands share the base command /stella and its subcommands. Below you'll find each command, an example, and a short description of what it does.

INFO

There are no aliases — every action is a subcommand of /stella.

##Management & Information Commands

Command	Example	Description
/stella help	`/stella help`	Displays the list of all available commands. Also shown when running `/stella` with no arguments.
/stella reload	`/stella reload`	Reloads `config.yml` and `messages.yml` without restarting the server.
/stella list	`/stella list`	Lists every team with its priority and member count.
/stella info team `<team>`	`/stella info team red`	Shows a team's display name, color, priority and members.
/stella info player `<player>`	`/stella info player xDrygo`	Shows every team a player belongs to, with their main (highest-priority) team marked.
/stella create `<id>` `[priority]`	`/stella create red 10`	Creates a new team with the given id. Priority is optional and defaults to `teams.default-priority`.
/stella delete `<team>`	`/stella delete red`	Permanently deletes a team and removes all of its members. `<team>` may be `@all` to delete every team.
/stella join `<team>` `[target]`	`/stella join red xDrygo`	Adds member(s) to a team. Leave `[target]` empty to add yourself. `<team>` may be `@all` to act on every team.
/stella leave `<team>` `[target]`	`/stella leave red xDrygo`	Removes member(s) from a team. Leave `[target]` empty to remove yourself. `<team>` may be `@all` to act on every team.
/stella setname `<team> <name>`	`/stella setname red Red Team`	Sets the team's display name.
/stella setcolor `<team> <#hex>`	`/stella setcolor red #FF5555`	Sets the team's color. Must be a 6-digit hex like `#RRGGBB`.
/stella setpriority `<team> <priority>`	`/stella setpriority red 10`	Sets the team's priority (integer; higher wins ties).

##Target selectors

The [target] argument of join and leave accepts more than a single player name:

Target	Meaning
(empty)	Yourself — only works when run by a player. From console you must specify a target.
`<player>`	A single player by name (online, cached, or known offline).
`@all`	Every player the server knows about (online + offline).
`@online`	Every currently online player.
`@team:<id>`	Every member of the given team — handy for moving a whole team at once.

Example: /stella join vip @online adds all online players to the vip team, and /stella leave old @team:new removes everyone in new from the old team.

##Team selector

The <team> argument of delete, join and leave also accepts @all to act on every team at once:

Selector	Meaning
`<team>`	A single team by id.
`@all`	Every existing team.

Example: /stella join @all Alex adds Alex to every team, and /stella delete @all removes all teams.

##Explanation

Creating & deleting teams — /stella create registers a team (id is lowercased automatically); /stella delete removes it and clears its members (or all teams with @all). Both persist instantly to teams.yml.
Managing members — /stella join and /stella leave handle membership, with the target selectors above for bulk changes, and @all as the team to affect every team at once.
Team & player info — /stella info team and /stella info player give you a clean overview of composition and priorities.
Customizing teams — /stella setname, /stella setcolor and /stella setpriority shape how a team looks and ranks. The color feeds vanilla nametags when the Minecraft team hook is enabled.
Reloading — /stella reload re-reads config.yml and messages.yml live. Team data in teams.yml is managed through the commands above, not by hand-editing during runtime.