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Integration with PlaceholderAPI ​

Lifestealer plugin is highly compatible with PlaceholderAPI.

List of placeholders ​

PlaceholderDescriptionAvailable OfflineOutput Example
%lifestealer_max_hearts_modifier%Max hearts modifierYes0
%lifestealer_min_hearts_modifier%Min hearts modifierYes0
%lifestealer_ban_time_modifier%Ban time modifier in secondsYes0
%lifestealer_return_hearts_modifier%Return hearts modifierYes0
%lifestealer_hearts%The number of hearts the user currently hasYes10
%lifestealer_ban%Ban remaining time in seconds (null if not banned)Yesnull or 46
%lifestealer_health%The current player's healthNo20.0
%lifestealer_max_hearts%Max heartsNo20
%lifestealer_min_hearts%Min heartsNo3
%lifestealer_return_hearts%User return heartsNo7
%lifestealer_ban_time%User ban time in seconds if they lose too many heartsNo15
%lifestealer_inventory_<item>%The number of heart items of type <item> in the player's inventoryNo1

If you are in doubt of any terminology used in the placeholders, please refer to the Terminology section.

Use PlaceholderAPI in Lifestealer Messages ​

You can use PlaceholderAPI in Lifestealer messages with the <papi> tag.

For example, if you want to prefix the player's name with their LuckPerms prefix (%luckperms_prefix%), you can use the following configuration:

yaml
messages:
  command unban success: "Unbanned <papi:luckperms_prefix> <target>."