Setting config with in-game commands

This is the plugin in the current state, very simple

Code:

using Oxide.Core.Plugins;
namespace Oxide.Plugins
{
    [Info("RespawnMessages", "Kappasaurus", 0.2)]
    [Description("Make customized notes players view on respawn!")]    class RespawnMessages : RustPlugin
    {
        [PluginReference]
        Plugin PopupNotifications;
        void LoadDefaultConfig()
        {
            Config.Clear();
            Config["RespawnMessage"] = "Hey, try not to die this time!";
            Config["PopupEnabled"] = false;
            Config["ChatEnabled"] = true;
            Config.Save();
        }        void OnPlayerRespawn(BasePlayer player)
        {
            if ((bool)Config["PopupEnabled"] == true)
            {
                PopupNotifications?.Call("CreatePopupNotification", Config["RespawnMessage"].ToString());
            }
            if ((bool)Config["ChatEnabled"] == true)
            {
                SendReply(player, Config["RespawnMessage"].ToString());
            }
        }
        [ChatCommand("rmessage")]
        void TestCommand(BasePlayer player, string command, string[] args)
        {
            SendReply(player, "<size=22><color=#cd422b>Respawn Messages v0.1</color></size>");
            SendReply(player, "<size=12>Created by </size><size=14>Kappasaurus</size><size=12> with the help of </size><size=14>DylanSMR</size>");
        }
    }
}

I know how to setup a chat command, so I plan to do something like "/rmessage ChatEnabled" true, but how do I set it so the true (or what ever value there is) writes to the config? Mainly I just need to know how to change it with a command, I don't need to know how to create a new command.

 

Code:

        [ConsoleCommand("test")]
        void test(ConsoleSystem.Arg arg)
        {
            Config["StarterMultiplyer"] = arg.Args[0];
            Config.Save();
        }

That is a example of how you can do it. So say I did "test 30.0" it would set it like:

Code:

{
  "RateOnLevel": 0.1,
  "StarterMultiplyer": "30.0"
}

[DOUBLEPOST=1467746979][/DOUBLEPOST]Of course mine is a float so 30.0 works with it. Otherwise you could do 5, "Or a string"

 

well /rm will give credit, how do I make it so I could do /rm set <message> would set the message? because if I make the chat command "rm set", it just triggers /rm
@DylanSMR

 

For that you would do a switch(args[0]) . You can look in my IGather plugin for a example.

 

Hey kappa. Just call it as /rmset or /rm_set
It's always the easiest solution as we can't really send the "" to allow for the spaces..

 

Well there is a way, using classes.
Look at LaserHydra's code, he uses a method for BetterChat, for example /group set blabla