Auction House Plus

A server-side mod that enables players to create their own item selling auctions. This version is a fork of the original FabricAuctionHouse and focuses on compatibility with various economy mods and different loaders.

Key Features

The mod's main advantage is creating a virtual marketplace where every server member can both list their items for sale and purchase lots from other players. For access rights management, integration with the LuckPerms system is provided.

Installation

To launch the mod, you need:

• Place the .jar file in the server's "mods" folder
• Install the SQLite modification for database operations
• Connect one of the supported economy mods

Command System

Most commands can be used by regular players (permission level 0), with the exception of the configuration reload command, which requires operator rights or special permission

• /ah — opens the main auction menu (requires: auctionhouse.main)
• /ah sell — lists the item in hand for sale (requires: auctionhouse.sell)
• /ah selling — shows player's active sales (requires: auctionhouse.selling)
• /ah expired — displays expired auctions (requires: auctionhouse.expired)
• /ah cancel — removes all lots from auctions (requires: auctionhouse.cancel)
• /ah return — returns expired items (requires: auctionhouse.return)
• /ah help — displays available commands list (requires: auctionhouse.help)
• /ah reload — reloads configuration file (requires: auctionhouse.reload)

Configuration Settings

Configuration file is located at: ./config/auctionhouse.json

Configuration example:

{
  "maxItemsPerPlayer": 10,     // limit of items per player
  "auctionSecondsDuration": 604800,  // auction duration in seconds
  "auctionHouseMaxPages": 50       // maximum number of auction pages
}

Supported Economy Systems

The mod is compatible with the following economy modifications:

• Impactor and any mods supporting Impactor API
• RealEconomy

Development Plans

• Adding NeoForge support
• Implementing multi-currency system

Developers express gratitude to IAmSneak and UnsafeDodo for the original code base.