Format-Strings

Most strings in "components.yml" can contain formatting values. Each formatting value is enclosed between ${ and } and the values are stored in this syntax (()? denotes optional values.): <key>(,<format-types>(,<format-arguments>)?)?

There are the following format types:

• player
  Formats the given playername inside the key.
  Each character character in the following table will be replaced with the following table:
  
  • w - The world the player is in.
    
  • n - The raw name of the player.
    
  • d - The display name of the player.
    
  • l - The name of the player shown in the player-list.
    
  • c - The custom-name of the player. (You never need this.)
    
  • a - The IP-Address of the player.
    
  • A - The Host-Name of the player.
    
  • p - Player-specific prefix (Requires Vault)
    
  • P - Group-specific prefix (Requires Vault)
    
  • s - Player-specific suffix (Requires Vault)
    
  • S - Group-specific suffix (Requires Vault)
    
  • g - Group of the player (Requires Vault)

• number, date, time, choice
  Read the JavaDoc of this class: MessageFormat^{Points to oracle.com}
  Note that these for format-types depend on the locale of your system.

Predefined values on chat messages

source

A string denoting the source component which is processing the message.

sender

A string denoting the sender of the message.

receiver

A string denoting the receiver of the message. (May be nothing if it was sent to everyone.)

message

The message the player sent.

Examples

&7[&e${sender,player,pds}&7] ${message} could be formatted to [<Dev>StuxCrystal] This is a test message.