1.4.5

• Added CommandArguments#sendMessage(String, Object[]) method to send message as formatted.
• Added @Param and @Default annotations to create custom parameters with the same type.
• Removed CommandFramework#getColorFormatter method.

Detailed informations about how to create custom parameters.

Example usage of @Param and @Default

public class ExampleClass extends JavaPlugin {

	@Override
	public void onEnable() {
		CommandFramework commandFramework = new CommandFramework(this);
		commandFramework.registerCommands(this);
		commandFramework.addCustomParameter("arg", arguments -> arguments.getArgument(0));
		commandFramework.addCustomParameter("secondAsInt", arguments -> arguments.getLength() > 1 ? arguments.getArgumentAsInt(1) : null);
	}

        // /example - Output will be "Value: default value of the argument"
        // /example test - Output will be "Value: test"
        @Command(name = "example")
	public void exampleCommand(CommandArguments arguments, @Default("default value of the argument") @Param("arg") String value) {
		arguments.sendMessage("Value: " + value);
	}

        // /example firstArg 123 - Output will be "Second argument as int is 123"
        // /example firstArg - Output will be "Second argument as int is 100" (100 is the value from default annotation)
        @Command(name = "intExample")
	public void exampleCommand(CommandArguments arguments, @Default("100") @Param("secondAsInt") int secondArg) {
		arguments.sendMessage("Second argument as int is " + secondArg);
	}
}

Full Changelog: 1.4.4...1.4.5