PAPI expansion

Staff++ integrates with the Placeholder API plugin. You need to install the papi expansion by downloading it from the papi ecloud: https://api.extendedclip.com/expansions/staffplusplus/versions/staffplusplus-130/

For placeholders with filters: filters are always prefixed with _@ and should be placed at the end of the placeholder definition

You can nest other placeholders be wrapping them in ${ and }$ characters. Example: warnings_score_${player_name}$

Configuration

All placeholders are cached to make sure we don't query the database too much. This depends on how the placeholders is used. The default cache is 30 seconds but can be configured through the config.yml of the PlaceholderAPI plugin.

config.yml

expansions:
  staffplusplus:
    # How often the placeholder cache should be cleared in milliseconds
    cache-clear-interval: 30000
    # exclude certain placeholders for the caching mechanism.
    cache-disabled-placeholders:
      - session
      - player_count

excluding from caching

Some placeholders are actually safe to use without hitting the database too much. All session variables can be safely excluded from caching. You can exclude other placeholders as well.

Players

PlaceholderDescription

staffplusplus_player_count

Count of all players that are not currently vanished

Staff

Placeholder

Description

staffplusplus_staff_members_online

amount of staff members online on this server.

staffplusplus_staff_members_in_mode

amount of staff members in staff mode on this server.

staffplusplus_staff_members_vanished

amount of staff members currently vanished

Session

Placeholder

Description

staffplusplus_session_muted_@player=<playername>

Returns true/false indicating of the player is muted or not

staffplusplus_session_vanished_@player=<playername>

Returns true/false indicating of the player is vanished or not

staffplusplus_session_frozen_@player=<playername>

Returns true/false indicating of the player is frozen or not

staffplusplus_session_inStaffMode_@player=<playername>

Returns true/false indicating of the player is in staff mode or not

staffplusplus_session_activestaffchatchannel_@player=<playername>_@default=<defaultValue>

Return the active staff chat channel of the given player. Or if no active channel return the default value

Bans

Placeholder

description

Parameters

staffplusplus_bans_all_count

Returns total amount of bans in the system

staffplusplus_bans_active_count

Returns total amount of active bans in the system

staffplusplus_bans_newest_<index>_<field>

returns active bans from newest to oldest at the given index

index: which ban do you want to retrieve. For example 1 will return the newest ban. 2 will return the one issued before that. And so on.

field: Which field you want to retrieve from the issued ban. (Casing is important here)

Possible values:

  • id

  • reason

  • targetName

  • targetUuid

  • issuerName

  • issuerUuid

  • unbannedByName

  • unbannedByUuid

  • unbanReason

  • humanReadableDuration

  • serverName

Mutes

Placeholder

description

Parameters

staffplusplus_mutes_all_count

Returns total amount of mutes in the system

staffplusplus_mutes_active_count

Returns total amount of active mutes in the system

staffplusplus_mutes_newest_<index>_<field>

returns active mutes from newest to oldest at the given index

index: which mute do you want to retrieve. For example 1 will return the newest mute. 2 will return the one issued before that. And so on.

field: Which field you want to retrieve from the issued mute. (Casing is important here)

Possible values:

  • id

  • reason

  • targetName

  • targetUuid

  • issuerName

  • issuerUuid

  • unmutedByName

  • unmutedByUuid

  • unmuteReason

  • humanReadableDuration

  • serverName

Warnings

Placeholder

Description

parameters

staffplusplus_warnings_score_<playername>

Get the total warning score of a player

playername: The name of the player for which we want to get the score

staffplusplus_warnings_count_<filters>

Retrieve the count of all warnings

Filter:

Multiple filters can be applied to narrow down the retrieved warnings count

Possible filters values

staffplusplus_warnings_newest_<index>_<field>_<filters>

returns warnings newest to oldest at the given index. Using filters you can further narrow down the warnings retrieved

index: which mute do you want to retrieve. For example 1 will return the newest mute. 2 will return the one issued before that. And so on.

field: Which field you want to retrieve from the issued mute. (Casing is important here)

Possible values:

  • id

  • reason

  • targetName

  • targetUuid

  • issuerName

  • issuerUuid

  • score

  • severity

  • serverName

Filter:

Multiple filters can be applied to narrow down the retrieved warnings count

Possible filters values

Possible filter values:

Filter

Description

Example

severity

A comma separated list of all included severities as defined in the staff++ config

staffplusplus_warnings_count_@severity=MAJOR,CRITICAL

period

How far back should we go looking for warnings. Possible values. day, week, month, year

staffplusplus_warnings_count_@period=week

reason

Only shows warnings given for a specific reason

staffplusplus_warnings_count_@reason=HACKING

expired

Boolean indicating if we should include expired warnings

staffplusplus_warnings_count_@expired=false

issuerName

Filter warnings based on the name of the staff member that issued the warnings

staffplusplus_warnings_count_@issuerName=myman

targetName

Filter warnings based on the name of the player that got warned

staffplusplus_warnings_count_@targetName=myman

server

Filter warnings based on the server they were issued on.

staffplusplus_warnings_count_@server=MyUniqueServer

Reports

Placeholder

Description

parameters

staffplusplus_reports_count_<filters>

Retrieve the count of all reports

Filter:

Multiple filters can be applied to narrow down the retrieved warnings count

Possible filters values

staffplusplus_reports_newest_<index>_<field>_<filters>

returns warnings newest to oldest at the given index. Using filters you can further narrow down the warnings retrieved

index: which mute do you want to retrieve. For example 1 will return the newest mute. 2 will return the one issued before that. And so on.

field: Which field you want to retrieve from the issued mute. (Casing is important here)

Possible values:

  • id

  • reason

  • targetName

  • targetUuid

  • issuerName

  • issuerUuid

  • score

  • severity

  • serverName

Filter:

Multiple filters can be applied to narrow down the retrieved warnings count

Possible filters values

Possible filter values:

Filter

Description

Example

status

A comma separated list of all statuses on which we should search

staffplusplus_reports_count_@status=IN_PROGRESS,OPEN

period

How far back should we go looking for reports. Possible values. day, week, month, year

staffplusplus_reports_count_@period=week

type

Report type as defined in the config

staffplusplus_reports_count_@type=HACKING

reporter

Find all reports create by the given reportName

staffplusplus_reports_count_@reporter=myman

assignee

Filter all reports assigned to staff member

staffplusplus_reports_count_@assignee=myman

culprit

Filter reports for which the given is reported

staffplusplus_reports_count_@culprit=myman

server

Filter warnings based on the server they were issued on.

staffplusplus_reports_count_@server=MyUniqueServer

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