Basic Usage
Don't forget to check out the MiniMessage Documentation (opens in a new tab) so you can style messages to their full potential!
Simple Example
A ColorParser
is always instantiated with the ColorParser#of(String str)
method. The string is only serialized into a Component
when ColorParser#build()
is executed (Which returns the Component
).
This is the simplest example of serializing a MiniMessage string into a Component.
ColorParser.of("<green>Teleported to you.").build();
Methods
parseMinimessagePlaceholder
The parseMinimessagePlaceholder()
method allows you to dynamically replace custom tags with a String
or any ComponentLike
value.
player.sendMessage(
ColorParser.of("<green><player> Teleported to you.")
.parseMinimessagePlaceholder("player", player.getName()) // Replace <player> with the players username
.build();
);
parseLegacy
The parseLegacy()
method replaces all old color & style tags with their MiniMessage equivalents.
player.sendMessage(
ColorParser.of("&6So<green>me §5String &4Here")
.parseLegacy() // You only need to run this once to replace all legacy formatting codes
.build();
);
parsePAPIPlaceholders
If PAPI isn't installed on the server this method does nothing.
You can use this method to parse PlaceholderAPI placeholders.
Component message = ColorParser.of("Your Displayname is: %player_displayname%")
.parsePAPIPlaceholders(player)
.build();
player.sendMessage(message);
Examples
Custom message color and hover message.
player.sendMessage(
ColorParser.of("<#00ff00><hover:show_text:'<red>test'>R G B!")
.build();
);
Add as many placeholders as you'd like, and have backwards compatibility!
player.sendMessage(
ColorParser.of("<green><player1> Teleported &6to <player2>.")
.parseMinimessagePlaceholder("player1", player.getName())
.parseMinimessagePlaceholder("player2", otherPlayer.getName())
.parseLegacy()
.build();
);
player.sendMessage(
ColorParser.of("Your Displayname is: %player_displayname%")
.parsePAPIPlaceholders(player)
.build();
);