PlaceholderAPI

You can display placeholders of DiscordBridge in other plugins with the help of PlaceholderAPI. DiscordBridge itself also supports PlaceholderAPI in its locale files etc.

Add _nocolor to the end of a placeholder to strip color codes from supported text outputs.

Placeholders

You can find the placeholders of each module on their own page. Here are only placeholders listed that don't belong to any module.

Bot

Link: Click

Linking

Link: Click

Other Placeholders

Here are placeholders that don't belong to any module.

Minecraft Server

DiscordBridge supports Redis and therefore can display information about your whole network. This is useful, if DiscordBridge is installed on multiple servers, and you want to display combined or information about specific servers.

Format

The format is always as follows: %discordbridge_server_<server>_<placeholder> You need to replace <server> with the name of the server given in the Redis section of the config or in the server-name.txt file in the DiscordBridge plugin folder. You can use total as the server name to display information for all servers combined, such as the player count on all servers combined. The <placeholder> argument needs to be replaced with the specific placeholder.

On a single server without Redis, the current server's live data is used. In a Redis network, data can include every DiscordBridge instance that publishes server data.

Placeholders

%discordbridge_server_<server>_players_online% Returns the amount of players online.

Example usage:

• %discordbridge_server_total_players_online% -> Returns the combined amount of players on all servers

• %discordbridge_server_server-1_players_online% -> Returns the amount of players on server-1.