# Sonar 2.0 Documentation

## Sonar 2.0 Documentation

- [Welcome](https://docs.jonesdev.xyz/sonar/welcome.md): Welcome to the documentation of Sonar 2.0, a lightweight anti-bot plugin for Velocity, BungeeCord, and Bukkit. Sonar keeps your server safe from common and even sophisticated bot attacks.
- [Getting started](https://docs.jonesdev.xyz/sonar/getting-started.md): Step-by-step guide on how to install Sonar on your server.
- [Supported versions](https://docs.jonesdev.xyz/sonar/supported-versions.md): List of all supported Minecraft versions and server software
- [Translations](https://docs.jonesdev.xyz/sonar/translations.md): Supported languages in Sonar
- [Commands and Permissions](https://docs.jonesdev.xyz/administration/commands-and-permissions.md): List of all commands, subcommands, and aliases.
- [Usage of MiniMessage](https://docs.jonesdev.xyz/administration/usage-of-minimessage.md): Why Sonar uses adventure's MiniMessage
- [Configuring Sonar](https://docs.jonesdev.xyz/administration/configuring-sonar.md)
- [General settings](https://docs.jonesdev.xyz/administration/configuring-sonar/general-settings.md): These settings control general behavior for Sonar, including update checks, logging, and player limits.
- [Adjusting the attack tracker](https://docs.jonesdev.xyz/administration/configuring-sonar/adjusting-the-attack-tracker.md): The attack tracker in Sonar monitors for potential bot attacks based on player activity. Adjust these settings only if you really know what you're doing.
- [Setting up a database](https://docs.jonesdev.xyz/administration/configuring-sonar/setting-up-a-database.md): Sonar can be connected to a database to retain verified player data even after server restarts.
- [Configuring the verification](https://docs.jonesdev.xyz/administration/configuring-sonar/configuring-the-verification.md): These settings control when and how Sonar's bot verification is conducted. Adjust these settings only if you really know what you're doing.
- [Using 1.20.5+ transfers](https://docs.jonesdev.xyz/administration/configuring-sonar/configuring-the-verification/using-1.20.5+-transfers.md): Sonar includes a feature that allows players to be automatically transferred back to the origin server after successfully passing bot verification, introduced in Minecraft version 1.20.5.
- [Working with the API](https://docs.jonesdev.xyz/development/working-with-the-api.md): Brief introduction to Sonar's API and event system
- [Building](https://docs.jonesdev.xyz/development/building.md): Step-by-step guide for building your own version of Sonar.
- [Guidelines](https://docs.jonesdev.xyz/contributing/guidelines.md)
- [Pull Requests](https://docs.jonesdev.xyz/contributing/pull-requests.md): Step-by-step guide on how to open a pull request.
- [Bug Reports](https://docs.jonesdev.xyz/contributing/bug-reports.md): Step-by-step guide on how to report a bug (or other issue).
- [Feature Requests](https://docs.jonesdev.xyz/contributing/feature-requests.md): Step-by-step guide on how to request a feature.


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