Plugin configuration
Most plugins will generate a JSON configuration file once loaded. With this file, a server owner may change how a plugin works.
Config directory
Configuration files are found in the config
folder which is located by default in oxide/config
(unless the server host has moved it).
File name
A plugin configuration file will have the same name as the plugin itself.
For example, a plugin that is installed as MyPlugin.cs
(if it is configurable) will be accompanied by a JSON file named MyPlugin.json
Do not rename the configuration file or change the file extension.
If a plugin is installed but not configurable, no configuration file will be present.
If a plugin is configurable but no configuration file is available, the plugin may be broken; in this case, check the log files under the oxide/logs
directory for errors.
Valid JSON
All plugin configuration files are saved as JSON (JavaScript Object Notation). Configuration files must be valid JSON. Use a validator such as jsonlint.com to ensure the configuration is valid JSON.
Applying changes
After making changes to a plugin configuration file, reload the plugin in the server console by using the oxide.reload
command. For example:
oxide.reload MyPlugin
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