Quick Start

This will quickly introduce you to the basics of the plugin, by creating a simple leaderboard.

Add a Top Holder

The unit that stores and manages the leaderboard data is called a Top Holder. Inside the Top Holder, you can define a Value Provider, which is responsible for providing the value of each entry in the leaderboard.

We will start by creating a Top Holder named jump and defining a Value Provider to count the number of times the player jumps. The Value Provider we will use is called Statistic Provider.

Open the config.yml file from the plugin’s folder (plugins/Topper/config.yml), head to the holders section, and add the following configuration:

holders:
  jump: # The name of the Top Holder
    type: statistic # The type of the Value Provider, which in this case is a Statistic Provider
    statistic: jump # The name of the statistic that will be used to count the number of jumps

That is all you need to do, now the plugin is ready to start counting the number of jumps.

Open your server terminal and type /reloadtop to apply the changes.

Display the Top Holder

There are several ways to display the leaderboard of a Top Holder. In this case, we will simply display the top 10 players in the chat.

To do this, type the following command:

/gettop jump 10

Add another Top Holder

Now, let’s add another Top Holder to show the amount of diamond ores a player has mined.

Open the config.yml file from the plugin’s folder (plugins/Topper/config.yml), head to the holders section, and add the following configuration:

holders:
  jump:
    type: statistic
    statistic: jump
  mine:
    type: statistic
    statistic: mine_block
    material: diamond_ore

mine_block needs a block material to work. Hence, we added the material field to specify the block material, which in this case is diamond_ore.

Open your server terminal and type /reloadtop to apply the changes.

Now, you can display the top 10 players who have mined the most diamond ores by typing the following command:

/gettop mine 10

What’s next?

This is just the beginning. You can check the other pages in the documentation to learn more about the plugin and its features. There could be something that you might find interesting for your server.

Happy building! 🚀