Forcing a player to run a command?

I'm trying to allow admins with permission to do /report block user, and block a user from using a command in my plugin. I decided to do it by giving a user a permission if I don't want them to use the command. I know you can grant permissions to users via in-game command, but I wan't it to be any user who has the permission discordreport.use. Something like this:
Code (Text):
[Command("block")]
if(player.HasPermission(permBlock)
{
//This is the line I'm unsure of how to do. I cannot find any documentation on this.
targetUser.AddPermission(permIsBlocked);
}
obviously that's just psuedo but yea.

I believe forcing the player to run the '/grant user permission' command would work. Does anyone know how to do that?

Thanks

 

Is that a console command?

I have to get to work I'll explain after

 

Not sure what you're asking, but I guess you're looking for:

Code:

player.SendConsoleCommand("Command_Here"); //Client Console

From what I understand, you're trying to block the player's use of the command if they have the permission of your choosing. (Sorry, having difficulty understanding.)

Code:

namespace Oxide.Plugins
{
    [Info("Test Plugin", "Kappasaurus", "0.1.")]
    class TestPlugin : RustPlugin
    {
        void Loaded() => permission.RegisterPermission("testplugin.blockuse", this);
        [ChatCommand("test")]
        void cmdTest(BasePlayer player, string cmd, string[] args)
        {
            if (!permission.UserHasPermission(player.userID.ToString(), "testplugin.blockuse"))
            {
                //Command Code Here
            }
            else
            {
                //Command Block Message
                //SendReply(player, "...");
            }
        }
    }
}

 

What you gave might work, but what wolf gave is much easier and more realistic to what I need.

 

If you're revoking/granting permissions, of course it is. My code was based off "I decided to do it by giving a user a permission if I don't want them to use the command.", which is basically what that code is setup to do, you just would have to grant the permission manually, which I assumed is what you wanted.