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Module: chat.history

Overview​

Module

This module provides the history function for vanilla Minecraft's chat system.

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Note

◉ How it works?

➜ Store the chat text sent by a player.

When a player sends a chat text, store it.

➜ Restore the chat texts to a new joined player.

When a player joins the server, send all the stored chat texts to the player.

Note

◉ What is the acceptors and rejectors?

A chat message = chat type + chat content + chat parameter

In vanilla Minecraft, all chat messages are sent in a shared channel.

The acceptors and rejectors are used to select the interested chat message.

They are introduced to improve the compatibility with other chat-related mods.

A chat type acceptor filter a chat message by its chat type.

A chat content rejector filter a chat message by its chat content.

A chat parameter rejector filter a chat message by its chat parameter.

Configurations​

The following JSON content is provided for reference only. It must NOT be copied directly into the configuration directory, as it does not represent valid JSON syntax.

Config
  • File Name: config.json
  • File Content:
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config/fuji/modules/chat/history/config.json
{
  /* Maximum number of chat texts stored in chat history. */
  "max_chat_history_size": 50
  /* A `chat text` sent by a player will be `stored`, if its `message type` is one of the defined types. */,
  "message_type_acceptors": [
    "minecraft:chat",
    "minecraft:say_command",
    "minecraft:emote_command",
    "fuji:chat_server",
    "fuji:chat_client",
    "styled_chat:generic_hack"
  ]
  /* A `chat text` sent by a player will be `ignored`, if it satisfy one of the defined rejectors. */,
  "message_rejectors": {
    /* A `chat text` sent by a player will be `ignored`, if its `content` matches one of the defined rejector. */
    "content_rejector": {
      "matches": []
    }
    /* A `chat text` sent by a player will be `ignored`, if its `parameter` matches one of the defined rejector. */,
    "parameter_rejector": {
      "matches": [
        ".*literal\\{PM\\}.*"
      ]
    }
  }
}