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Placeholders

CommandTimer Placeholders​

Several placeholders are provided that can be used when PlaceholderAPI is installed. For each placeholder, do not forget to replace task with your actual task name.

  • %commandtimer_task_seconds%: Get the configured interval in seconds
  • %commandtimer_task_secondsFormat%: Same as previous placeholder, but formated as HH:mm:ss
  • %commandtimer_ALLTASKS_nextTaskName%: Show the name of the next task that will be executed
  • %commandtimer_task_nextExecution%: Get the next execution time in seconds
  • %commandtimer_task_nextExecutionFormat%: Same as previous placeholder, but formatted in HH:mm:ss
  • %commandtimer_task_lastExecution%: Get last execution time in seconds
  • %commandtimer_task_lastExecutionFormat%: Same as previous placeholder, but formatted in HH:mm:ss
  • %commandtimer_task_timeFormat%: Same as previous placeholders, but you can replace timeFormat with a format of your choice. You can use DD, HH, mm and ss as time selectors in your placeholder. If you want to escape certain characters you can use ' around the character you want to escape. For a time format 12h34m03s you will need the placeholder %commandtimer_task_HH'h'mm'm'ss's'%. Depending on your configuration file, you will need to change your outer ' quotes with " to keep a valid configuration.

The task value can be replaced with ALLTASKS for nextExection, nextExecutionFormat and timeFormat if you want to take into account all active tasks

Fallback values​

nextExecution, nextExecutionFormat, timeFormat and nextTaskName can be suffixed with a fallback value in case there is no next execution anymore. For example: %commandtimer_task_nextExecutionFormat_No next execution%

PAPI Placeholders​

All PlaceholderAPI (PAPI) placeholders are supported in the commands. Using placeholders in commands will also give the placeholders access to the user for whom the command is executed (for example when using the CONSOLE_PER_USER gender).