[NEW!] Admin Api

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#1

I have made a new roblox admin api. The thing that sets this apart is that it has a built in permission systems.

I hope you like it. If you have any suggestions for things to add or any criticize leave them below :heart:

This script is an example of how to use it:

--Require the API

local AdminApi = require(6073636355)

--Set Perm Values

AdminApi.SetCommandPerm("Kick", 2)
AdminApi.SetCommandPerm("Ban", 3)
AdminApi.SetCommandPerm("Unban", 3)
AdminApi.SetCommandPerm("Teleport", 1)
AdminApi.SetCommandPerm("Bring", 1)

game.Players.PlayerAdded:Connect(function(ActionPlayer)

local TargetPlayer = ActionPlayer --Setting Target To Player Cause Im On SinglePlayer Studio

--Set Player's Permission Value

AdminApi.SetPermNumber(ActionPlayer, 3)

--Admin Actions

AdminApi.KickPlayer(ActionPlayer, TargetPlayer, "Reason")
AdminApi.BanPlayer(ActionPlayer, TargetPlayer, "Reason")
AdminApi.UnbanPlayer(ActionPlayer, 151026010) -- my user id
AdminApi.TeleportPlayer(ActionPlayer, TargetPlayer)
AdminApi.BringPlayer(ActionPlayer, TargetPlayer)

end)

First you set a command perm for each of the admin functions
Second you set a command perm for each player

With this the player needs a command perm greater than or equal to the admin function perm to use it.

After that just use the different functions such as KickPlayer.

Reference:

Info:
Module Id - 6073636355

Functions:

KickPlayer()
BanPlayer()
UnbanPlayer()
TeleportPlayer()
BringPlayer()
SetPermNumber()
GetPermNumber()
GetAllPermNumbers()
SetCommandPerm()

Requirements:

Datastore enabled (for bans)

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#2

How will you unban a player if they aren’t in the game in the first place?

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#3

Thanks for pointing that out I just fixed it so now it uses the userid instead of the player instance.

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#4

you should make it accept userId userName playerObject
obviously username and playerobject will only work if they are online

#5

Why are the commands hardcoded? The SetCommandPerm seems like it would work with user created methods or maybe a table/module seeing as you take a command name as an argument. But, then you have AdminApi.KickPlayer, BanPlayer etc. Why not make this a modular admin API that allows users to create their own commands while using a built in permission system and whatever else you add for quality of life?

Something like AdminApi.Run(“Kick”, player) seems a lot better to me.

#6

When I have time I’ll work on that. Thanks for the feedback!

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