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Nukkit 1.0 only supports Anvil level format from 1.12 and below

Don't use the targets, use the placeholders. In NPC plugin I think it's {player}, or if it's using PlaceholderAPI, it would be %player%

Check the api of the Level class. I know there is a getTime(), but not sure on the weather commands.

Easiest way is to extend PluginCommand and use the onCommand method. Alternatively, you can also use setExecutor to specify a specific class to use.

The world spawn is for everyone. Player needs to set their personal spawn using a bed or use /setspawnpoint (I think that's the command) to set the specific player spawn point

This is expected behavior. If the player is "new" to the server they will spawn at the world spawn point. Once they have a player spawn point set, they will respawn there.

Well that crash is related to the MOTD... seems whatever you set it as caused it to not register the network interface correctly. Did you set it as blank, or have some sort of special characters in it?

Depends on your server setup. If you're using a host there should be a link somewhere to access the console.

I created a tutorial video on setting up a new NukkitX server. I use Win10, but it will be similar on other platforms. If you want help with a specific OS, please let me know and if there is enough demand I can do another video. Setting up a NukkitX MCPE Server

This seems to be a configuration error... Did you make adjustments to your config files?

Change your world seed. Sometimes you will need to fly around to find a better spawn, the current generator seems to like to create an ocean at the spawn point. Once you find a spot you like, do /setworldspawn as an op.

Take a look at the resources page to see popular plugins. It will depend on what type of server you want to run to decide which plugins to use. PocketMine plugins do not load on Nukkit.

A Nukkit server can show up on the Friends' tab. I'm pretty sure it is client side bug on the fact it shows up sometimes and not others.

Use the server console and do `op <your player name>` or add your name to the ops.txt in the base directory.

You do not need custom client, it is a standard bedrock server software. The plugins load server side, but you can also have resource packs on the client. Check the resources page on the website for plugin info. There's a lot of different ones, from changing block behaviors to game mechanics...

You can turn Xbox-auth to off in the server.properties file

The void chunks is also a known issue that is being worked on

Generators are still being worked on. In the meantime, set it to `minecraft:normal`

There is a proxy bridge to go from Java->Bedrock, I just forget what it's called

Correct, but Anvil is used by the Java edition of MineCraft, so most converters will have it as Java 1.12 world format.