A new rather useful custom search feature

[Klaidi4YT]

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• I'm using the very latest version of the plugin
• I already searched on this Github page to check if the same suggestion was already reported.
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• I already searched on the discord to check if anyone already has a solution for this or if the feature was already suggested.

Plugin

zAuctionHouse

Discord Username (optional)

maksim4k_

Describe your suggestions

Hello, I would like to propose adding a new, quite useful feature to the plugin that will simplify searching for items on the auction.

As we all know, using /ah search (Player), we can open a seller's goods, as well as search for items, but unfortunately, it is not very convenient.
I would like to propose moving /ah search (Player) to a new command, /ah player (Player), which will open the seller's goods, and make item searching as follows:
/ah search (item name). Additionally, don't forget about TabCompleter for convenience. I would also note that the item name should be taken from the translation file for more comfortable use.

Now, I’d like to go into more detail about the new feature, namely the addition of a command for administrators.
This command will add a unique name for searching specific items. To add an item to the search, the command /ah admin search (custom name) will be used. It will also require the player to hold the item they want to add to the search in their hand. This ensures that the system can fully determine the functions, material, name, and other details of the item, avoiding confusion with other items.
When a player adds a custom item to the search, it will also be linked to the TabCompleter and will appear in
/ah search (custom name).

Example:
A player has a custom totem with specific functions, and they want to create a search for it in the auction. This method allows implementing such an addition exactly as described.

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