Chat filter

With CMI you can prevent players from posting domain names and IP addresses. You can enable/disable ipBlock.

You can define a group and use this to prevent your team members or a special group from being blocked. To keep track of who triggers ipBlock, you can log to console.

# Defines filter group and defines required permission node to bypass this filter: cmi.chatfilter.bypass.[groupName]
Group: Advertising
# When set to true, each time player triggers filter, console will receive information about who triggered it, which filter and with what message
InformConsole: true

Using regular expression you can fine-tune domain names and ip addresses that are being posted by players, and block them. You can also define what to replace the caught word with. 

# Regex expression to filter by. How to use regex https://regexone.com/
Regex:
- '[a-zA-Z0-9\-\.]+\s?(\.|dot|\(dot\)|-|;|:|,|_|\/)\s?([a-zA-Z]{2}|aero|asia|biz|cat|com|coop|edu|gov|info|int|jobs|mil|mobi|museum|name|net|org|pro|tel|travel)\b'
- \b[0-9]{1,3}(\.|dot|\(dot\)|-|;|:|,|(\W|\d|_)*\s)+[0-9]{1,3}(\.|dot|\(dot\)|-|;|:|,|(\W|\d|_)*\s)+[0-9]{1,3}(\.|dot|\(dot\)|-|;|:|,|(\W|\d|_)*\s)+[0-9]{1,3}\b
# With what we need to replace word, if not defined found expression will not be changed
ReplaceWith: ''

The next part of ipBlock will let you define how you wish to deal with blocked messages. You can set it to also check private messages, if it is completely removed from chat, or if everybody still sees a message. And you can define how to inform staff.

# With what we need to replace word, if not defined found expression will not be changed
ReplaceWith: ''
# possible: none, others, all
# Where 'none' means everyone will receive this message
# 'others' means that sender will get message but not other players, this is usefull to prevent advertising and silently block it
# 'all' means that no one will receive sent message
BlockType: others
# When enabled rule will be applied to private messages
includePrivateMessages: true
# Players with cmi.chatfilter.inform permission will receive defined message when rule is broken
msgToStaff: '&4!&6[playerName] &4advertising with: &r[message]'

If you need to you can give ipBlock one or more commands to perform when someone’s message is blocked. You can use this to automatically mute or kick someone. Or send them a bossbar-, or actionbar message, or send a moderator and the player both a /cmi mail message, maybe jail the player. You can use specialized commands here, the [senderName] variable, as well as other global variables. Below are a couple of examples.

Run no commands:

# List of commands to perform when rule is broken. Use [senderName] to include message sender name. Supports global variables same as locale file
Commands: []

Run a single command:

 # List of commands to perform when rule is broken. Use [senderName] to include message sender name. Supports global variables same as locale file
Commands:
- cmi mail [senderName] Please refrain from Advertising, see /rules

Run multiple commands:

# List of commands to perform when rule is broken. Use [senderName] to include message sender name. Supports global variables same as locale file
Commands:
- cmi mail [senderName] Please refrain from Advertising, see /rules
- cmi kick [senderName] Please refrain from Advertising, see /rules
- cmi note [senderName] add Broke rule Advertising

The last part of ipBlock is very dynamic. There are two examples listed besides ipBlock: swearing1, swearing2, you can add as many as you want. For example, if you wish to want players to stop saying bedwars or hypixel, or some political phrase, you can add block sections for them here. Just copy/paste one and configure it accordingly. You can add multiple regular expressions per section, or give each word its own section. Allowing certain words to get a warning, but for example, automatically ban when it’s hate speech.