Messages

Each file in plugins/MoJoins/lang/ holds every message in one language. Messages use MiniMessage. Run /mojoins reload after a change.

Join and quit lines

Key	Who reads it	When
join	Everyone online	A player comes back
first_join	The newcomer only	Their first join
first_join_broadcast	Everyone else	Someone’s first join
quit	Everyone else	A player leaves
silent_join	The player only	They join in silent mode

These lines take these placeholders, all about the player who joined or left:

Placeholder	Shows
<player>	Their name
<display_name>	Their display name, with the colors other plugins give it
<online>	Players online, without vanished ones
<papi:name>	PlaceholderAPI’s %name%, see PlaceholderAPI
MiniPlaceholders tags	Like <luckperms_prefix>, see MiniPlaceholders

A multi-line message uses YAML’s |-, as first_join does in the bundled files.

Command replies

Key	Placeholders
reloaded, reload_failed	none
usage	none
locale_info	<player>, <language>, <country>, <client>
player_not_found	<player>
no_permission, players_only	none
silent_on, silent_off	none
language_list	<language> (the current one), <languages> (the clickable list)
language_auto_name	none: the word for “automatic” in the list
language_set, language_auto	<language>
language_unknown	<code> (what the player typed), <languages>

Rules

• A key missing from a file comes from the bundled text of that language, then from locales.default, then from English.
• An empty string turns a message off for that language.
• A player’s name goes in as plain text, so a name can’t inject tags.
• The console gets join and quit lines in locales.default only when broadcast.vanilla_log is off. Otherwise it gets the vanilla “joined the game” line.

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