BentoBox is a powerful yet specific plugin to install and run on your server. We at BentoBoxWorld have discussed lengthily the most user-friendly installation method that would fit the best the defining features of BentoBox.
Compared to most Spigot plugins, BentoBox's installation will take a bit more time than a quick drag-and-drop in your server's plugins folder; but the countless possibilities it will bring you are worth it.
Let's get started!
- Download the BentoBox-1.11.0-1.13.2.jar file below, which is kindly provided by @BONNe. While we understand some may want to remain on 1.13.2 and are doing it thanks to his build, keep in mind you are at risk of addons becoming incompatible at some point.
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You can download BentoBox for free on different websites. Official releases can be found on the plugin's Spigot page or in the GitHub Releases tab, whereas untested development builds can be downloaded from Jenkins.
Once you have downloaded BentoBox, you have to put it in your server's plugins folder. Unlike ASkyBlock, there are no required dependencies: BentoBox will automatically hook into plugins it finds (such as Vault, PlaceholderAPI, Multiverse-Core, ..) to extend its capacity.
Boot up your server and wait until all plugins are fully enabled. If you connect on your server, you will notice BentoBox doesn't do anything special. As a matter of fact, BentoBox does nothing on its own: it needs you to add Addons so it can 'learn' to manage e.g. the Skyblock gamemode.
Now, turn off your server. You can have a look at BentoBox's config.yml file.
Addons are what makes BentoBox special. However, note that these are not plugins: they won't launch if you just put them in the plugins folder.
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Firstly, you need to download the Addons you want to add to your server. Official ones can be found in BentoBoxWorld's repositories list and can be downloaded from their Releases tab (or from Jenkins for untested development builds). We will setup a website at some point so it gets easier for you to download them later on.
Once you have downloaded everything you need, you just have to put them all in the pluginsBentoBoxaddons folder, boot up your server so that config files and folders get created, and finally turn it off again in order to be able to edit everything without causing any harm to your server.
Please note that Addons may sometimes be incompatible with the version of BentoBox you're using. Official Addons will always be provided with a clear statement of which version they support. However, note that they often support newer versions without needing to be updated.
You should be good to go! We are glad you are using our plugin, and we hope you will enjoy it as much as we enjoy improving it.
Find Python web-app bugs delightfully fast, without changing your workflowInstallation · Motivations · Code Checks · Usage
Workflows · Integrations · Help & Community Betterzip finder integration.
Inspired by tools like the ESLint plugin for React, Bento was created for Flask and Django. With Bento you’ll:
- Find bugs that matter. Checks find security and reliability bugs in your code. They’re vetted across thousands of open source projects and never nit your style.
- Upgrade your tooling. You don’t have to fix existing bugs to adopt Bento. It’s diff-centric, finding new bugs introduced by your changes. And there’s zero config.
- Go delightfully fast. Run Bento automatically locally or in CI. Either way, it runs offline and never sends your code anywhere.
Bento is free and requires Python 3.6+ and Docker 19.03+. It runs on macOS and Linux.
In a Git project directory:
Go forth and write great code!
MotivationsSee our Bento introductory blog post to learn the full story.
Bento is part of a quest to make world-class security and bugfinding available to all developers, for free. We’ve learned that most developers have never heard of—let alone tried—tools that find deep flaws in code: like Codenomicon, which found Heartbleed, or Zoncolan at Facebook, which finds more top-severity security issues than any human effort. These tools find severe issues and also save tons of time, identifying hundreds of thousands of issues before humans can. Bento is a step towards universal access to tools like these.
We’re also big proponents of opinionated tools like Black and Prettier. This has two implications: Bento ignores style-related issues and the bikeshedding that comes with them, and it ships with a curated set of checks that we believe are high signal and bug-worthy. See Three things your linter shouldn’t tell you for more about our decision making process.
Code ChecksBento’s check focus on security and reliability bugs in Flask and Django projects.
| Flask | Jinja | Django |
| missing JWT token | href template variable | coming soon |
| secure set cookie | missing noopener | |
| send file open | missing noreferrer | Docker |
| unescaped file extension | missing csrf protection | Hadolint |
| use blueprint for modularity | missing doctype | |
| use jsonify | meta charset | Shell |
| avoid hardcoded config | meta content-type | ShellCheck |
| unquoted attribute template variable | ||
| Requests | ||
| no auth over http | SQLAlchemy | |
| use scheme | coming soon | |
| use timeout |
See the full list of Bento’s specialty checks.
UsageOut-of-the-box, Bento is configured for your personal use. See Team Use to setup Bento for all contributors.
Upgrading Command Line Options Exit Codesbento check may exit with the following exit codes:
0: Bento ran successfully and found no errors2: Bento ran successfully and found issues in your code3: Bento or one of its underlying tools failed to run
Bento understands the importance of getting out of the way so you can write your code. It runs at commit-time on your diffs and only affects you; it won’t change anything for other project contributors or modify Git state.
Initialization enables autorun behind the scenes. By default autorun blocks the commit if Bento returns findings. To make it non-blocking:
You can always manually run Bento on staged files or directories via:
This will show only new findings introduced by these files AND that are not in the archive (.bento/archive.json). Use --all to check all Git tracked files, not just those that are staged:
This feature makes use of Git hooks. If the Bento hook incorrectly blocks your commit, you can skip it by passing the --no-verify flag to Git at commit-time (please use this sparingly since all hooks will be skipped):
To setup Bento for all project contributors, add Bento’s configuration to Git (it’s ignored by default):
Contributors can run Bento for themselves using the project’s configuration via:
Running in CI/CDBento has first-class support for checking pull requests with GitHub Actions.Such checks will report only on the bugs introduced by the changes in the pull request.
To get started, just run bento enable ci in your project directory.This will add a CI configuration file to your repository.
You can also configure Bento in CI to analyze your entire project,instead of only the changes from a pull request.So that you don’t have to fix all existing issues before making Bento blocking,its archive feature allows historical issues to be tracked and ignored during CI.
To use the archive feature so Bento returns a non-zero exit code only for new issues, rather than all existing issues, first create the archive:
Commit Bento’s configuration to the project:
You can then add Bento to your CI scripts:
We pipe through cat to disable Bento's interactive tty features (e.g. progress bars, using a pager for many findings).
If you use CircleCI, the above commands become:
bento check will exit with a non-zero exit code if it finds issues in your code (see Exit Codes).
If you need help setting up Bento with another CI provider please open an issue. Documentation PRs welcome if you set up Bento with a CI provider that isn’t documented here!
Help and CommunityNeed help or want to share feedback? We’d love to hear from you!
- Email us at support@r2c.dev
- Join #bento in our community Slack
- File an issue or submit a feature request directly on GitHub — we welcome them all!
We’re constantly shipping new features and improvements.
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- See past announcements, releases, and issues here
We’re fortunate to benefit from the contributions of the open source community and great projects such as Bandit, ESLint, Flake8, and their plugins. 🙏
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