config.yml

# This will be ignored if 'bungeecord' is enabled and local storage is being used.
# If using non-local storage, please make sure this matches what's on BungeeCord.
languages:
  # The language name. This will influence the language key in the translation files.
  # It's recommended to follow this syntax: xx_XX
  # It's also not recommended changing this after someone has joined your server,
  # as their language will reset to default.
  en_GB:
    # This is the encoded flag code to show up the banner.
    # To get a working code, you should visit https://www.needcoolshoes.com/banner and create your banner.
    # When you finish, you should notice that the link as changed. Just copy the code generated by it.
    # i.e. If the link is https://www.needcoolshoes.com/banner?=eapwplpnpmbzbj then the code will be eapwplpnpmbzbj
    flag: eapwplpnpmbzbj
    # The Minecraft code is the Minecraft language code. You can find a complete list here:
    # https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Language
    minecraft-code: [ en_GB, en_AU, en_CA, en_NZ, en_PT, en_UD, en_US ]
    # The display name. This will be the language name in non-code version. For example, en_UK should be English (UK)
    # Feel free to use colours here!
    display-name: '&3English (UK)'
    # Use this to run commands on language change.
    # The commands must not start with a slash.
    # Prefix with the desired type. Available types: 'PLAYER', 'SERVER'
    # i. e. "PLAYER:say I'm using English now!"
    # Please uncomment the lines below to start using this feature.
    # Available variables:
    # %player% - Replaced with the player's name.
    # %uuid% - Replaced with the player's UUID (with dashes).
  #  commands:
  #      - 'SERVER:say %player% (%uuid%) has just changed their language!'
  pt_PT:
    flag: bacLlt
    minecraft-code: [ pt_PT, pt_BR ]
    display-name: '&3Portuguese (Portugal)'
  #  commands:
  #    - 'SERVER:say %player% (%uuid%) has just changed their language!'

# The main language is the fallback language. If some message is not found, it will try to get it from here before
# returning an error message.
# Also, if you delete any language, the players with that language will have their language changed to this.
main-language: en_GB

# If you want to open a custom menu (or even just execute a custom command) instead of opening Triton's default
# language selector menu, put the command here, without the first slash (/).
# Instead of opening the language menu, Triton will execute this command as the player.
# E.g. "dm open language"
open-selector-command-override: null

# When enabled, the commands inside each language will run when the player joins.
run-language-commands-on-join: false

# When enabled, the plugin will set the player's Triton language to their game language every time.
# By default, the plugin only does this when they join the server for the first time.
# It is recommended to leave this off for user experience reasons.
# Ignored when bungeecord is enabled.
force-client-locale-on-join: false

# Automatically reload the plugin (equivalent to /twin reload) every X seconds.
# Might be useful if you're editing the translations' folder with symlinks or another program.
# Set to -1 to disable (default)
config-auto-refresh-interval: -1

# Enable this if you're using the plugin on BungeeCord.
# A restart of the server and BungeeCord might be required after changing this setting.
bungeecord: false

# To access TWIN, you need a special token.
# To get it, join our Discord server at https://triton.rexcantor64.com/discord or DM me on Spigot.
# If you've enabled "bungeecord" above, there is no need to put your token here. You just need it on your BungeeCord config.
twin-token: ""

# Triton command aliases.
# Add or remove aliases here to customize which commands are detected by Triton.
# The /triton command cannot be edited.
command-aliases:
  - lang
  - language

# Determines how verbose the logging will be. A lower value means less verbose.
# 0 (default): Only errors and startup messages are logged to the console.
# 1: Also outputs details about config initialization and other relevant information (translation count, startup time, stack traces etc).
# 2: Also outputs information related to reading/writing files, as well as communication with BungeeCord and a database.
# 3: Logs EVERYTHING. Only recommended for debugging purposes. When enabled, every translation job will be logged to the console.
log-level: 0

# This section controls the storage location of player data and translations.
# If using a database, the tables/collections will be created automatically for you.
# You can use '/triton database upload' to upload the local translations to a remote storage.
# This MUST match what is on BungeeCord
storage:
  # Valid options: 'local', 'mysql', 'mongodb'
  type: 'local'
  # This should match the name of this server in BungeeCord's config.yml
  # Used to filter translations for this server only
  server-name: 'lobby'
  # The options below this are for non-local storage only
  host: "localhost"
  port: 3306
  database: "triton"
  username: "root"
  password: ""
  table-prefix: "triton_"
  # Configuration options for HikariCP
  # Do not change if you don't know what you're doing!
  mysql-pool-advanced:
    # Sets the maximum size of the MySQL connection pool.
    # https://github.com/brettwooldridge/HikariCP/wiki/About-Pool-Sizing
    maximum-pool-size: 10
    # Sets the minimum number of idle connections that the pool will try to maintain.
    minimum-idle: 10
    # This setting controls the maximum lifetime of a connection in the pool in milliseconds.
    maximum-lifetime: 1800000 # 30 minutes
    # This setting controls the maximum number of milliseconds that the plugin will wait for a
    # connection from the pool, before timing out.
    connection-timeout: 5000 # 5 seconds

    # This setting allows you to define extra properties for connections.
    properties:
    #  useUnicode: true
    #  characterEncoding: utf8
    #  useSSL: false
    #  verifyServerCertificate: false

# Here you can enable and disable certain features of the plugin.
# Every section contains a "syntax-lang", "syntax-args" and "syntax-arg" field. These are used in the placeholders.
# If you change them, make sure to adjust accordingly in your plugins.
language-creation:
  chat:
    # Should the plugin check for placeholders in chat messages?
    enabled: true
    syntax-lang: lang
    syntax-args: args
    syntax-arg: arg
  actionbars:
    # Should the plugin check for placeholders in action bars?
    enabled: true
    syntax-lang: lang
    syntax-args: args
    syntax-arg: arg
  titles:
    # Should the plugin check for placeholders in titles and subtitles?
    enabled: true
    syntax-lang: lang
    syntax-args: args
    syntax-arg: arg
  guis:
    # Should the plugin check for placeholders in GUIs' titles?
    enabled: true
    syntax-lang: lang
    syntax-args: args
    syntax-arg: arg
  holograms:
    # Should the plugin check for placeholders in holograms (and/or entity display names)?
    # Normally the most recent plugins use armor stands to make the holograms, but if they don't, you can change it here.
    # Also, you can also translate other's entities name, like villagers. Add their entity type on the list below.
    # Full list: https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/spigot/org/bukkit/entity/EntityType.html
    types:
      - ARMOR_STAND
    # When enabled, the list above is ignored and all entities' names are checked and translated.
    allow-all: false
    syntax-lang: lang
    syntax-args: args
    syntax-arg: arg
  kick:
    # Should the plugin check for placeholders in kick messages?
    enabled: true
    syntax-lang: lang
    syntax-args: args
    syntax-arg: arg
  tab:
    # Should the plugin check for placeholders in tab?
    enabled: true
    syntax-lang: lang
    syntax-args: args
    syntax-arg: arg
  items:
    # Should the plugin check for placeholders in items?
    enabled: true
    # When enabled, items in the player's own inventory will also be checked.
    # Items might permanently change names if the players are in creative mode.
    allow-in-inventory: false
    # Enable translation of books.
    # It is recommended to enable "allow-in-inventory" above if this is enabled.
    books: false
    syntax-lang: lang
    syntax-args: args
    syntax-arg: arg
  signs:
    # Should the plugin overlay the signs with the translations on languages.json?
    enabled: true
    syntax-lang: lang
    syntax-args: args
    syntax-arg: arg
  bossbars:
    # Should the plugin check for placeholders in bossbars? (1.9+)
    enabled: true
    syntax-lang: lang
    syntax-args: args
    syntax-arg: arg
  motd:
    # Should the plugin check for placeholders in the MOTD?
    # This works by associating each IP with a language that changes when a player changes language.
    # When the IP is unknown, the default language is used.
    enabled: true
    syntax-lang: lang
    syntax-args: args
    syntax-arg: arg
  scoreboards:
    # Should the plugin check for placeholders in scoreboard teams and objectives?
    # Only works on 1.13 and above
    # This is intended for TAB plugins that use scoreboard teams and objectives, not for actual scoreboards.
    # To translate scoreboards, it is recommended to translate using PlaceholderAPI
    enabled: true
    syntax-lang: lang
    syntax-args: args
    syntax-arg: arg
  # If any message contains a placeholder with the key defined in the field below, that message won't be sent to the players (console will still receive it).
  # Leave empty to disable this feature (it's disabled by default).
  # Example (assuming you have the default values on your config and you've set disabled-line to 'disabled.line'):
  # If any message contains '[lang]disabled.line[/lang]' it won't be sent.
  disabled-line: ''
  # Translate messages that go through console to the default language.
  # For UX reasons, messages that contain disabled line placeholders aren't touched.
  # Changing this requires a full server restart.
  terminal: false
  # Should placeholders typed in chat by players be ignored?
  # Default is true
  prevent-placeholders-in-chat: true
  # ADVANCED: DO NOT CHANGE UNLESS YOU KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOING
  # How many placeholders the plugin should try to translate before giving up.
  # This prevents infinite loops where the 404 message has a missing placeholder.
  # Default is 10
  max-placeholders-in-message: 10