#Example of requirements

Firstly, we need to register the requirement.

commandManager.registerRequirement(RequirementKey.of("example"), (sender) -> {
    // requirement logic here
    return hasPermission(sender);
    })

Now we need to add the requirement to our command.

@Requirement("example")
void execute(Sender sender) {
     // command logic here
}

#Additional Info

• Multiple requirements can be added to a command by wrapping them in a Requirements annotation.
• A MessageKey can be used in the requirement to send messages to the user upon not meeting the requirement. add the message key string to the parameters!
• Requirements can be inverted by adding a boolean to the annotation.