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About
PlayerStats is a Minecraft server plugin that adds a command to view player statistics in top-10 format or individually. Currently supports version 1.16.5 to 1.20.4 on platforms:

• Bukkit
• Spigot
• Paper
• Purpur

(It's possible PlayerStats works on other platforms too, but these are the ones I have explicitly tested.)

Features

Easy to use

- One central command that can:

• Explain how to use the plugin with /statistic 

• Show you the top 10 on your server for all possible statistics with /statistic ... top 

• See those same statistics for any individual player with /statistic ... player 

•  Or look up the combined total of everyone on your server

• Guide you through the available options while you type with an extensive tab-complete feature 

• See the output in a readable format that makes sense in the Minecraft world, with more information in hover-text:

• Share statistics that you look up with the other players in chat:

No set-up required

• PlayerStats will work correctly regardless of how long your server has already existed - it doesn't have to be present when you start a new world
• Data is retrieved directly from already existing playerfiles, so you don't have to set up a database, use scoreboards, or anything of the sort

 PlaceholderAPI support

• Placeholders are added in a separate expansion, which can be found here on GitHub, in the PlaceholderAPI eCloud, or downloaded in-game with /papi ecloud download PlayerStats
• For more information about the placeholders, see the expansion's GitHub!

Safe

• PlayerStats uses multi-threading to ensure server performance does not suffer and players cannot crash the server by spamming its commands
• This also means that calculating statistics will be very fast

Customizable

- You can customize the following (and more):

• Choose which range of units you want to display your time-, damage- and distance-based statistics in: 

• Automatically translate statistics to the language of the client that views them, or customize the statistic-names through the language.yml file
• Use festive formatting, or enable rainbow mode whenever! 

• Only show statistics for whitelisted players
• Exclude statistics from banned players
• Exclude statistics from specific players with /statexclude
• Limit statistics based on when a player last joined. This option can be particularly useful if you have had a lot of players join your server in the past whose statistics aren't of particular interest to your current player-base. On top of that, limiting the amount of players shown in the top 10 can greatly increase performance speed.
• The colors you want the output to be
• You can go for default Minecraft chat colors, or use hex colors
• Whether you want the output to have additional style, such as italics

- You can configure the following permissions:

• playerstats.stat for using the general command (true for everyone by default)
• playerstats.share for sharing statistics in chat (true for everyone by default)
• playerstats.reload for reloading the config (only for OP players by default)
• playerstats.exclude to exclude players from top- and server-statistics (only for OP players by default)

Author Info
I am a relatively new programmer, and this is one of my first projects. I greatly enjoyed making it, and I tried to make it as efficient as I could. If you have any questions, remarks, or suggestions, please let me know! You can find me here on GitHub.