What is that

A mod runs in-game command with customize configs.
For now the commands will run as soon as server mod initialize.

Use

Also load the require mod Config Manager
Remember that Singleplayer contains an integrated server.

Features

Multi-command support
Ticks or seconds: Whether use game ticks or seconds (20 ticks) in timing
Delays: Add delay before command run
Interval: The cycle of each command does
There's no reason to run a command from Java code

Example

command_on_interval.json:

{
   "0":{
      "enabled":true,
      "unit-use-ticks":false,
      "delay":0,
      "interval":10,
      "command":"say Hello, world!"
   },
   "1":{
      "enabled":true,
      "unit-use-ticks":true,
      "delay":0,
      "interval":180,
      "command":"time set day"
   },
   "2":{
      "enabled":true,
      "unit-use-ticks":true,
      "delay":5,
      "interval":200,
      "command":"kill @e[type=item]"
   }
}

Config

Locate your config in Minecraft installation location.\

Default location using official launcher on Windows:
%APPDATA%\.minecraft\config\command_on_interval.json
Or
C:\Users\YOUR_USER_NAME\AppData\Roaming\.minecraft\config\command_on_interval.json

You will get somethings like that:

{
   "0":{
      "enabled":true,
      "unit-use-ticks":false,
      "delay":0,
      "interval":10,
      "command":""
   }
}

"0"

No. 1 command，you can add "1" also "2" etc...

enabled

True enable this entry of setting, vice versa

unit-use-ticks

For delay or interval, true use ticks, false ues seconds

delay

Delay before each command runs

interval

Cycles interval for each command

command

In-game command without / prefix
Eg. time set day