QuickShop-Hikari turns a chest into a player-run shop: set a price, and other players buy or sell items with a simple right-click, no commands required. It runs on Paper, Purpur, Folia, and Spigot servers spanning Minecraft 1.18.2 through 1.21.11, and is the community-maintained continuation of the original QuickShop plugin.
How to install QuickShop-Hikari on Paper
QuickShop-Hikari installs like any other server plugin. Since it publishes builds for Paper, Purpur, Folia, and Spigot, drop the jar into whichever server software you run.
- 1.Download the QuickShop-Hikari jar from its Modrinth page.
- 2.Drop the jar into your server's plugins folder.
- 3.Restart the server so QuickShop-Hikari generates config.yml and its language files.
- 4.Open config.yml to set shop limits, currency formatting, and protection options.
- 5.Grant shop permissions to the player groups that should be able to create shops.
Creating and managing a shop
Players place a chest, interact with it to open the create-shop flow, and set a buy or sell price. QuickShop-Hikari supports limited shops that only sell what is physically in the chest and unlimited shops for admin or infinite-supply setups.
- Right-click a chest with an item in hand to price and open a shop.
- Choose a limited shop tied to chest stock or an unlimited shop.
- Use the shop-finding tool to search nearby or server-wide listings.
- Manage an existing shop's price, stock, and permissions from its per-shop menu.
- Command aliases let shop owners run frequent actions without memorizing full syntax.
Shop protection and permissions
Every shop chest gets built-in protection so other players cannot drain or grief someone else's stock, and the plugin flags permission problems before they cause access issues.
- Blocks hoppers from siphoning items out of a shop chest.
- Prevents fire from destroying a shop chest and its contents.
- Guards shops against wither-caused block damage.
- Built-in permission checks flag conflicting permission nodes before they cause access issues.
Compatibility and addons
QuickShop-Hikari ships a set of first-party addons that extend the base plugin for larger servers without bloating the core install.
- Discord addon posts shop purchase and stock alerts to a Discord channel.
- Plan addon logs per-player shop and purchase history for server statistics.
- Discount addon lets shop owners run temporary price discounts.
Watch QuickShop-Hikari in action
QuickShop-Hikari setup and shop walkthrough
Questions about this entry.
How do I install QuickShop-Hikari on a Minecraft server?
Download the plugin jar from its Modrinth page, drop it into your server's plugins folder, and restart Paper, Purpur, Spigot, or Folia. QuickShop-Hikari generates its config.yml and language files on first boot; adjust shop limits, currency formatting, and protection settings there before opening shops to players.
Does QuickShop-Hikari work on Folia?
Yes. Folia is one of the server platforms QuickShop-Hikari publishes builds for, alongside Paper, Purpur, and Spigot. Because Folia's regionized threading changes how plugins schedule tasks, keep the plugin updated to its latest release for improved Folia compatibility.
Do players need commands to buy or sell items?
No. Once a shop is created on a chest, other players just right-click it to buy or sell, matching QuickShop-Hikari's no-commands design. Shop owners still have optional commands and aliases available for managing prices, stock, and permissions.
Is QuickShop-Hikari safe to use on a survival server?
QuickShop-Hikari is open source under the AGPL-3.0 license with its code hosted on GitHub, and it includes built-in shop protection against hopper siphoning, fire, and wither griefing. As with any plugin, back up your world and test on a staging server before deploying it to a live survival server.
Which Minecraft versions does QuickShop-Hikari support?
The plugin publishes builds spanning Minecraft 1.18.2 through the current 1.21.x releases, with active updates as new Minecraft versions ship. Check the Modrinth versions page for the exact build matched to your server's Minecraft version before installing.
