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src/main/java/me/clip/placeholderapi/expansion/PlaceholderExpansion.java
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@ -401,9 +401,8 @@ public abstract class PlaceholderExpansion extends PlaceholderHook {
}
/**
* PlaceholderAPI will call this method whenever a valid placeholder pattern with a matching
* PlaceholderExpansion is found.
* <br>The provided Player can be one of 3 possible states:
* This method is called first whenever PlaceholderAPI finds a valid placeholder with a matching expansion.
* <br>When called, the provided OfflinePlayer instance can be one of 3 possible states:
*
* <ul>
* <li>Not null and online</li>
@ -411,34 +410,52 @@ public abstract class PlaceholderExpansion extends PlaceholderHook {
* <li>Null</li>
* </ul>
*
* By default will PlaceholderAPI check if the OfflinePlayer is both not null and online.
* <br>If both checks return true will it call {@link #parsePlaceholders(Player, String) parsePlaceholder(Player, String)}
* with the provided OfflinePlayer casted to a Player. Otherwise will the same method be called,
* but with {@code null} as Player value.
* When not overridden by the called expansion will the method as of now call
* {@link PlaceholderHook#onRequest(OfflinePlayer, String) PlaceholderHook#onRequest(OfflinePlayer, String)}.
* <br>This behaviour will change in a future version to call {@link #parsePlaceholders(Player, String) parsePlaceholders(Player, String)}
* with the OfflinePlayer either being casted to a Player (When online), or {@link null}.
*
* <p>To use this method in your PlaceholderExpansion, override it.
*
* <p>When {@code null} is returned will PlaceholderAPI see this as "invalid placeholder" and
* return the placeholder as-is in the final String.
* <p>To use this method in your PlaceholderExpansion, override it and return either a String or {@code null}.
* <br>When {@code null} is returned will PlaceholderAPI see it as an "invalid placeholder" and return
* the content as-is in the final String.
*
* @param player The OfflinePlayer to use.
* @param params The params from {@code %<expansion>_<params>%}
* @return Parsed placeholder, or null, depending on the Expansion's handling of it.
* @param params The parameters of the placeholder, right after the first underscore.
* @return Parsed placeholder, or null depending on the Expansion's handling of it.
*/
@Nullable
public String parsePlaceholders(OfflinePlayer player, String params) {
if (player != null && player.isOnline()) {
this.onPlaceholderRequest((Player) player, params);
}
return parsePlaceholders(null, params);
}
@Nullable
public String parsePlaceholders(Player player, String params){
public String parsePlaceholders(@Nullable OfflinePlayer player, @NotNull String params) {
return this.onRequest(player, params);
}
/**
* This method is called whenever PlaceholderAPI finds a valid placeholder with a matching expansion
* AND {@link #parsePlaceholders(OfflinePlayer, String) parsePlaceholder(OfflinePlayer, String)} isn't
* overridden by the expansion in question.
* <br>When called, the provided Player instance can be one of 2 possible states:
*
* <ul>
* <li>Not null and online</li>
* <li>Null</li>
* </ul>
*
* When not overridden by the called expansion will the method as of now call
* {@link PlaceholderHook#onPlaceholderRequest(Player, String) PlaceholderHook#onPlaceholderRequest(Player, String)}.
* <br>This behaviour will change in a future version to instead return {@code null}.
*
* <p>To use this method in your PlaceholderExpansion, override it and return either a String or {@code null}.
* <br>When {@code null} is returned will PlaceholderAPI see it as an "invalid placeholder" and return
* the content as-is in the final String.
*
* @param player The Player to use. May be null
* @param params The parameters of the placeholder, right after the first underscore.
* @return Parsed placeholder, or null depending on the Expansion's handling of it.
*/
@Nullable
public String parsePlaceholders(@Nullable Player player, @NotNull String params){
return this.onPlaceholderRequest(player, params);
}
// === Deprecated API ===
/**