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Savs Common Economy

Full-featured economy mod with mod compatability, multi-server support, database backends, player chest shops, bank notes, and transaction history. Server-side only!

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Which Savs Common Economy release should I use?

Updated 17 days ago
alpha file v1.7.1-26.3
Game version 26.3
Loader Fabric

Savs Common Economy v1.7.1-26.3 targets 26.3 with Fabric. Do not install it on the client. It must be installed on the dedicated server. No extra mods listed for this file.

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Is Savs Common Economy required on the client, server, or both?

Do not install it on the client. It must be installed on the dedicated server.

Client Not supported
Dedicated server Required
Loader for this release Fabric
Required install it here Optional supported, not mandatory Not supported do not install here Source doesn’t say do not assume

This file is marked server-only.

What else does Savs Common Economy v1.7.1-26.3 need?

v1.7.1-26.3. Change the file and its required mods may change too.

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Built for Savs Common Economy v1.7.1-26.3. Pick another file and the loader, install side or required mods may change.

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  2. 02

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  3. 03

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    Do not install it on the client. It must be installed on the dedicated server.

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About this project

What does Savs Common Economy add?

Savs Common Economy

A comprehensive server-side economy mod for Fabric. It provides a robust economy system with support for JSON, SQLite, MySQL, and PostgreSQL storage, physical bank notes, player chest shops, and cross-server network synchronization.

Core Features

  • Database Support: Start simple with JSON (default), or scale up to SQLite, MySQL, or PostgreSQL.
  • Redis Network Sync: Built-in support for Redis Pub/Sub. Synchronize balances and transaction notifications across proxy setups and multi-server networks.
  • Common Economy API: Supports the Common Economy API, integrating with Universal Shops, Mob Money, and other compliant economy mods.
  • Chest Shops: Player shops. Create buy and sell chest shops using vanilla signs. Can be made into Admin Shops with infinite stock.
  • Buy & Sell System: Allow your players to directly trade with the server using /buy and /sell commands. (Customizable via worth.json).
  • Bank Notes: Players can /withdraw their digital balance into physical vanilla paper items to trade or stash away.

Commands

Player Commands

  • /bal or /balance: Check your own balance.
  • /bal <player>: Check another player's balance.
  • /pay <player> <amount>: Pay an amount to another player.
  • /baltop or /balancetop: View the richest players on the server.
  • /withdraw <amount>: Withdraw money as a physical bank note.
  • /worth: Check the value of the item in your hand.
  • /worth all: Check the value of all items in your inventory matching the one in your hand.
  • /worth list: View an organized, colored table of all server buy and sell prices.
  • /worth <item>: Check the value of a specific item.
  • /buy <item> [amount]: Purchase items directly from the server.
  • /sell: Sell the item stack currently in your hand.
  • /sell all: Sell all identical items in your inventory.

Shop Commands

  • /shop create sell <price>: Create a selling shop (sells items TO players).
  • /shop create buy <price>: Create a buying shop (buys items FROM players).
  • /shop remove: Enter remove-mode to delete a shop by clicking on its sign.
  • /shop info: Display information about the shop you are looking at.
  • /shop list: List all active shops you own.

Admin Commands (Level 2+ / Configurable)

  • /givemoney <player> <amount>: Add money to a player's account.
  • /takemoney <player> <amount>: Remove money from a player's account.
  • /setmoney <player> <amount>: Set a player's balance to a specific amount.
  • /resetmoney <player>: Reset a player's balance to the default starting value.
  • /shop admin: Toggle Admin Shop creation (infinite stock/funds).
  • /ecolog <target> <time> <unit> [page]: Search transaction logs (e.g., /ecolog * 1 h).

Configuration Guide

The main configuration file is automatically created at config/savs-common-economy/config.json.
From here, you can change the default starting balances, currency symbols, and database details.

{
  "defaultBalance": 1000.0,
  "currencySymbol": "$",
  "symbolBeforeAmount": true,
  "enableSellCommands": false,
  "enableChestShops": true,
  "storage": {
    "type": "JSON",
    "host": "localhost",
    "port": 3306,
    "database": "savs_economy",
    "user": "root",
    "password": "password",
    "tablePrefix": "savs_eco_",
    "poolSize": 10,
    "connectionTimeout": 30000,
    "idleTimeout": 600000
  },
  "redis": {
    "enabled": false,
    "host": "localhost",
    "port": 6379,
    "password": "",
    "channel": "savs-economy-updates",
    "debugLogging": false,
    "timeout_ms": 5000,
    "client_name": "Savs-Economy-Node"
  },
  "apiNotificationMode": "ACTION_BAR",
  "commandNotificationMode": "CHAT"
}

Config Settings Explained

General

  • defaultBalance: How much money new players start with when they first join.
  • currencySymbol: The symbol shown next to money amounts (e.g. "$", "€", "Coins").
  • symbolBeforeAmount: If true, output shows $100. If false, output shows 100$.
  • enableSellCommands: Turns the /worth, /buy, and /sell server market on or off.
  • enableChestShops: Turns the player chest shop sign system on or off.

Storage Options

Controls how player balances are saved.

  • storage.type: Choose how to save player balances. JSON is the default and is perfect for standard servers. Change this to MYSQL or POSTGRESQL if you run a large network.
  • storage.host / port / database / user / password: Fill these in only if you are using MYSQL or POSTGRESQL.
  • storage.tablePrefix: The prefix used for the database tables (default savs_eco_).

Redis Network Sync (Optional)

If you run a multi-server network, turn this on to sync balances between your servers.

  • redis.enabled: Turn this to true to enable sharing balances across servers.
  • redis.host / port / password: Your Redis server login details (Port is usually 6379).
  • redis.channel: Make sure every server in your network has the EXACT same text here so they can talk to each other.

Chat Notifications

Controls how transaction messages appear to players.
Set these to ACTION_BAR (shows briefly above the hotbar), CHAT (standard chat message), or NONE.

  • apiNotificationMode: Messages triggered automatically by other plugins.
  • commandNotificationMode: Messages from player commands like /pay.

Permissions & OP Levels

The mod supports LuckPerms (Recommended) and the Fabric Permissions API.

If you aren't using a permissions manager, we gracefully fall back to standard Vanilla OP Levels. Open the config/savs-common-economy/permissions.json file to easily change what OP level is required for each command. Most standard player commands default to OP level 0 (everyone), while admin commands default to OP level 2.

Here is a list of all current permission nodes you can change in the config:

Player Command Nodes (Default: Level 0)

  • savscommoneconomy.command.bal: Access to /bal for checking your own balance.
  • savscommoneconomy.command.bal.others: Access to /bal <player> for checking someone else's balance.
  • savscommoneconomy.command.pay: Access to /pay.
  • savscommoneconomy.command.withdraw: Access to /withdraw.
  • savscommoneconomy.command.baltop: Access to /baltop.
  • savscommoneconomy.command.worth: Access to /worth and /worth all.
  • savscommoneconomy.command.sell: Access to /sell and /sell all.
  • savscommoneconomy.command.buy: Access to /buy.

Shop Command Nodes (Default: Level 0)

  • savscommoneconomy.shop.create: Access to create both buy and sell chest shops.
  • savscommoneconomy.shop.info: Access to check shop details.
  • savscommoneconomy.shop.list: Access to see all your active shops.
  • savscommoneconomy.shop.remove: Access to safely break your own shops.

Admin Command Nodes (Default: Level 2)

All powerful administrative features are grouped securely under one single node constraint.

  • savscommoneconomy.admin: Controls access to all admin features including /givemoney, /takemoney, /setmoney, /resetmoney, /shop admin, and /ecolog.

Chest Shops Setup

Chest shops allow players or admins to buy and sell items directly from chests.

How to create a Shop:

  1. Place any chest container and insert items (if making a sell shop).
  2. Look precisely at the chest while holding the precise matching item you wish to market.
  3. Run /shop create sell 100 to create a shop that sells items to players for $100 per interaction unit.
  4. Or, run /shop create buy 50 to create a shop that purchases items from players for $50 per interaction unit.

How to trade with a Shop:

  1. Right-click any physical shop sign to begin a transaction.
  2. Type in the chat the amount you want to buy or sell (e.g. type 10 or type all) and press enter.
  3. Receive your items or money.

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