config.yml

In the config.yml you will find essentially two sections:

• pre-made-broadcasts;

• auto-broadcaster.

Pre-made broadcasts

Here you can set all the pre-made broadcasts you can send by using the command /wb broadcastpremade <ID>.

ID

The ID is case-sensitive and it must be different from the others in order to not have any kind of error.

Message

Here you can write all the lines of the broadcast message; !actionbar! and !title! are supported.

A word or an entire sentence of a line can be replaced, for example, with a word using regular expressions (regex) when using the command in order to have a sort of custom placeholders.

To do this you just have to add another argument at the end of the /wb bcpremade command. This argument will be divided in two parts by using a :, the regex and the replacement. Considering that the : is used to split the argument, you can't use it neither in the regex nor in the replacement; if you need to use it you can use the escape key \: instead if you need to put a space between two words use \\.

Then the command will be: /wb broadcastpremade <ID> [regex:replacement].

If you need to do more than one replacement just add another argument following always the same format.

Permissions

Here you can write a list of permissions where a player must have at least one in order to receive the broadcast.

Worlds

Specify a list of worlds' names in which players can receive the broadcast.

Players

Specify which players can receive the broadcast.

Auto-broadcaster

In this section of the config you can set how the auto-broadcaster will work.

Enabled

Decide if the auto-broadcaster is enabled (true) or not (false). You can do this also using the autobroadcaster command.

Random

Whether or not the broadcasts sent will be in order as in the config or randomly.

Period

Set how many seconds have to pass between each broadcast.

Broadcasts

The ID list of the broadcasts you want to send.

ID

The ID (case-sensitive) of the broadcast, each one must be different from the others.

Message

The actual message which will be sent to the players.

Date

Optional section where you can set various date-related requirements the broadcast must meet.

week-of-year

When set, the broadcast will be sent to players only if it is the specified week of the year.

week-of-month

When set (1-5), the broadcast will be sent to players only if it is the specified week of the month.

day-of-year

When set (1-365), the broadcast will be sent to players only if it is the specified day of the year.

day-of-week

When set (1-7), the broadcast will be sent to players only if it is the specified day of the week.

year

When set, the broadcast will be sent to players only if it is the specified year.

month

When set (1-12), the broadcast will be sent to players only if it is the specified month of the year.

day

When set (1-31), the broadcast will be sent to players only if it is the specified day of the month.

hour

When set (0-23), the broadcast will be sent to players only if it is the specified hour of the day.

minute

When set (0-59), the broadcast will be sent to players only if it is the specified minute of the hour.

Permissions

Here you can write a list of permissions where a player must have at least one in order to receive the broadcast.

Worlds

Specify a list of worlds' names in which players can receive the broadcast.

Players

Specify which players can receive the broadcast.

##############################################
#                                            #
#       WorstBroadcaster Configuration       #
#        Plugin developed by Ceduz19         #
#                                            #
##############################################
#Wiki: https://worstplugins.gitbook.io/worstbroadcaster/
#All color codes are supported: &f, &0, &b.
#To use a hex color follow this format: &#000000
#To make a gradient follow this format: !#000000>!GRADIENT!#ffffff<!
#To send an actionbar or title message put !actionbar! or !title! at the beginning of the message.

pre-made-broadcasts: []
  ### The ID of the broadcast (each ID must be different from the others - IDs are case-sensitive).
  #example:
  ### Set the broadcast message which will be sent (can use !actionbar! or !title! to send correspondingly an actionbar
  #    or a title message).
  #  message:
  #    - "&7------"
  #    - "&bThis is an example of a"
  #    - "&dPre-made Broadcast&b!"
  #    - ""
  #    - "&7&oMade by %author%."
  #    - "&7------"
  ## Regex:Replacement feature explanation:
  # When using the pre-made broadcast command you can replace particular words (or characters) with others.
  # This gives the opportunity to make 'custom placeholders' that can be replaced, using regular expressions (regex),
  # with a word or a sentence depending on the situation.
  # ————
  # In the message above we can replace, for example, %author% to be the actual name of who is sending the broadcast.
  # To do this we have to do the following command: /wb bcpremade example %author%:Ceduz19
  # Doing that the broadcast sent will display 'Ceduz19' instead of '%author%'.
  # ————
  # You can do more than 1 replacement at time (/wb bcpremade <ID> [regex1:replacement1] [regex2:replacement2] ...), indeed
  # it is possible to make various regex-replacements, there is no limit.
  # To make more complex replacements you can use regular expressions which are very useful (tutorials on how to use them
  # can be found on the internet).
  #
  ### The message will be sent to the players who have at least one of these permissions.
  #  permissions:
  #    - "example.permission"
  ### Specify in which worlds the broadcast can be received.
  #  worlds:
  #    - "exampleWorld"
  ### Specify which player can receive the broadcast.
  #  players:
  #    - "Ceduz19"

auto-broadcaster:
  #Wheter or not the Auto-Broadcaster is active.
  enabled: false
  #Wheter or not the broadcasts will be sent randomly.
  random: false
  #How many seconds have to pass until another broadcast is sent.
  period: 60
  broadcasts: []
    #### The ID of the broadcast (each ID must be different from the others - IDs are case-sensitive).
    #example:
    #  message:
    #    - ""
    #    - "&bThis is an example of an automatic broadcast."
    #    - ""
    #### Section dedicated to all date-related requirements of the broadcast in order to be sent.
    #  date:
    #
    #### The 3 following options are generic time requirements useful if is needed a broadcast sent in a specific
    #### week/day of the month/year instead of specifying each day.
    #
    ### Specify in which week of the year the broadcast can be sent.
    #    week-of-year: <number>
    #
    ### Specify in which week of the month (1-5) the broadcast can be sent.
    #    week-of-month: <number>
    #
    ### Specify in which day of the year (1-365) the broadcast can be sent.
    #    day-of-year: <number>
    #
    ### Specify in which day of the week (1-7) the broadcast can be sent.
    #    day-of-week: <number>
    #
    #### The 5 following options are more specific and permit to send the broadcast only in a specific year, month, day,
    #### hour or minute (if you set all of these options the broadcast will be sent only in a specific date at a specific hour).
    #
    ### Specify in which year the broadcast can be sent.
    #    year: <number>
    #
    ### Specify in which month (1-12) the broadcast can be sent.
    #    month: <number>
    #
    ### Specify in which day (1-31) the broadcast can be sent.
    #    day: <number>
    #
    ### Specify in which hour (0-23) the broadcast can be sent.
    #    hour: <number>
    #
    ### Specify in which minute (0-59) the broadcast can be sent.
    #    minute: <number>
    #
    ### The message will be sent to the players who have at least one of these permissions.
    #  permissions:
    #    - "example.permission"
    ### Specify in which worlds the broadcast can be received.
    #  worlds:
    #    - "exampleWorld"
    ### Specify which player can receive the broadcast.
    #  players:
    #    - "Ceduz19"