
SkLogs by Equip 
A updated version of Skript-logs. This adds the ability to listen to log messages in Skript, and mor
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A updated version of Skript-logs. This adds the ability to listen to log messages in Skript, and mor
Events
1
Expressions
3
Effects
1
Conditions
0
Types
1
Sections
0
Structures
0
Total
6
CHANGES
- The log effect has been changed. This is to make it easier to use and less confusing and you can now specify a loglevel type as well!
- The types for loglevel have been changed and made easier.
- Update Checker should finally work as well.
IMPORTANT
- Please report any issues to the issue tracker
That is all, enjoy!
CHANGES
- Thanks to @ImNotStable, he helped me improved the entire codebase. The logged messages should look better and cleaner now.
IMPORTANT
- Please report any issues to the issue tracker
That is all, enjoy!
Fixes
- Fixed a server crash with using disky. If the logged message was above
2000 characters, it would lead to an infinite loop and crash.
Important
- Use this version IF you are using it with DiSky!
Bugs/Issues
- Please report bugs to the issue tracker or by clicking here!
Improved
- I improved the checking for empty spaces. This also fixes an issue where disky throws errors.
- I improved
the logged message dramastically. It now looks cleaner and way better than before.
Changes
- Made the
logged message error more easier to understand if you're trying to use it outside of an
on log event
Fixes
- Fixed returning the incorrect version
Additions
- Adds an update checker (only 1.1.1 and higher will have this!)
# Added:
- Last Logged Message (Unreliable, read below)
# Changes
- Removed `@author` signing
- removed `logger name` as `logged message` now returns it
# Fixes
- Fixed a version typo for log level
# Information
`the last logged message` is unreliable and may not always return the latest logged message. There is nothing I can do about it unfortunately.
`logger name` was removed because it just returned `<none>` while `logged message` also returned the plugin prefix (this makes receiving logged messages easier.