# Commands

* `/plugincontroller` (`/pc`, `/plc`)
  * `enable <plugin>` (`e`) - enables a plugin
  * `disable <plugin>` (`d`) - disables a plugin
  * `load <jar>` (`l`) - loads plugin from given .jar file
  * `unload <plugin>` (`u`) - unloads a plugin from a server
  * `reload <plugin>` (`r`, `rl`) - unloads and loads a plugin
  * `sreload <plugin>` (`s`, `srl`, `softreload`) - disables and enables a plugin
  * `details <plugin>` (`info`, `show`, `i`) - shows detailed information about a plugin
  * `list [options]` (`ls`) - shows list of plugins with given options
    * `-v`, `-version` - shows plugins with versions
    * `-o`, `-options` - lists options
    * `-a`, `-alphabetical` - lists plugins in alphabetical order
    * `-s:name`, `-search:name` - lists plugins containig the given name
  * `configreload [plugin]` (`cr`) - reloads a plugins's config file
  * `search <query> [page]` - looks for a plugin in the Spigot repository
  * `more <id or name>` - shows information about a plugin from the Spigot repository
  * `download <id or name>` - downloads plugin from Spigot repository

`[argument]` is optional, `<argument>` is required argument. Terms in `()` are aliases.


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