Log more actions, add more commands

[Sebas-Re]

Is your feature request related to a problem?

I really like Ledger, but I feel it lhas very few logged actions, so I wanted to suggest more. I'm posting this because someone crafted an OP item (we unintentionally broke the recipe and made it basically free), but there's no way we can look up actions like dropped/picked up items, in order to facilitate our task.

Also, I would like to suggest some commands that could potentially increase efficiency when inspecting logs.

Describe the solution you'd like.

The actions I think should be logged are:

• Explosions (TNT, Creepers, Ghasts, etc).
• Flint & steel and fire charge usage.
• Player interactions.
• Crops trampled by players.
• Items dropped or picked up by players.
• Placed/removed/modified paintings and item frames.
• Chat messages and commands used by players.
• Player sessions (logins/logouts).
• Player deaths.

The commands I think should be added are:

• /ledger near: Performs a lookup with a radius of 5 blocks.
• /ledger undo: Revert a rollback/restore via the opposite action.

Describe alternatives you've considered.

Of all the actions that I consider should be logged, I only found one way to kinda check if a player had a certain item, and it was by creating a custom advancement, which is not ideal if you want to lookup other items, as you would have to create advancements for those too.

Agreements

• [X] I have searched for and ensured there isn't already an open issue regarding this.
• [X] I have ensured the feature I'm requesting isn't already in the latest supported mod version.

Other

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[Sebas-Re]

from all the actions, I think these three are a must for this mod:

• Items dropped or picked up by players.
• Chat messages and commands used by players.
• Player interactions.

I built a castle by my spawn area and it got griefed with a modded item (it says that @gravity removed the blocks, and they were stonebricks so that's impossible in vanilla MC). Pretty sure who did it (they stored one of the weird blocks the castle had in a chest) but having the "Items dropped or picked up by players" action would have been extremely useful in this case because, even tho it would still say that @gravity destroyed the blocks, the griefer's name would have popped up the second they picked up something.