althalusavan/twitchmc

The easy way to create a sub-only Minecraft server

twitchmc's Issues

User Caching

In order to minimize API calls, create a user cache within the plugin. Users are saved for 24 hours - during this period, they can connect without the plugin reaching out to the API again.

Create a secondary cache in the API, keeping track of users in more detail - we'll also need this if we're going to implment a grace period (#5)

Ideally in future we'd like to be able to pull a "remaining sub duration" from Twitch, but we may be able to find a workaround for this by counting forward from the sub start date.

Configurable grace period for users whose subs have ended

This feature would be useful, but is tricky to implement. There's no indication in the Twitch API Route we currently use of how long a sub has been active or inactive. In order to implement this we'd need to do a regular list update of all subs using a different endpoint and place expired users in the grace period. This is doable, but not sure if it's actually useful.

Permission-based bypassing for moderators, VIPs etc.

Much easier to do this check than op checks or create a bypass plugin

Documentation and Landing Pages

Create documentation for installation.

Create guides for users, they will get confused.

Account unlinking

Need to consider how this works.

We want users to be able to correct mistakes or change to a new account.

We may also want users to be able to connect a separate Bedrock account for multi-platform servers.

However, we don't want this to be abusable.

Welcome to any input.