> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://statz.staartvin.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://statz.staartvin.com/commands-permissions.md).

# Commands & Permissions

## Commands

Parentheses denote optional arguments, like '(' and ')'. Triangle brackets ('<' and '>') denote required arguments.

* **/statz help** - Show a list of commands that can be performed.
* **/statz list (player) (stat name)** - Show a list of stats that are stored for a player. You can click on a stat to get detailed information about that specific stat.
* **/statz hooks** - Shows a list of plugins that Statz is currently hooked into.
* **/statz transfer** - Transfer data from SQLite database to your MySQL database. This command can come in handy when you have old data after your switch from SQLite to MySQL.
* **/statz transfer reverse** - Transfer data the other way around: from MySQL to SQLite database.
* **/statz migrate** - Migrate data from Stats 3 to Statz. Stats 3 has to be running to perform this command.
* **/statz purge** - Remove old players from the database that have not logged in since x time.

## Permissions

* *`statz.list.self`* - This permission is automatically given to all players. It allows a player to perform **/statz list**.
* *`statz.list.others`* - This permission is only given to OP. It allows a player to check the statistics of other players.
* *`statz.help`* - This permission allows players to perform **/statz help** and is automatically awarded to all players.
* *`statz.hooks`* - To be able to perform **/statz hooks**, you'll need this permission. By default, only OP's have this permission.
* *`statz.transfer.sqlite`* - To be able to perform transfers with **/statz transfer**, you'll need this command. By default, only OP's get this permission.
* *`statz.migrate`* - This permission allows players to perform /statz migrate.
* *`statz.purge`* - This permission allows players to purge players from the database.


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