Configuration

config.yml

• Disable vanilla advancements
• Disable vanilla recipe advancements
• Database type
• SQLite database file
• MySQL settings
• MySQL Advanced settings

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Disable vanilla advancements

Whether to disable every vanilla advancement.

Caution

This will make players lose their vanilla advancement progresses (since they are disabled). In addition, some lines may be printed on the console every time a player joins. You can ignore them.

Values:

• true
• false

Example:

disable-vanilla-advancements: false

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Disable vanilla recipe advancements

Whether to disable every vanilla recipe advancement (i.e. the advancements which unlock recipes).

Caution

This will make players lose their vanilla recipe advancement progresses (since they are disabled). In addition, some lines may be printed on the console every time a player joins. You can ignore them.

Values:

• true
• false

Example:

disable-vanilla-recipe-advancements: false

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Database type

Set the storage used by the API.

Values:

• SQLite
• MySQL
• InMemory (the database is created "in-memory", so no data is saved and the application starts every time with an empty database)

Example:

storage-type: SQLite

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SQLite database file

Used when storage-type is SQLite.
The name of the file in which the database is stored.

Example:

sqlite:
    file: "database.db"

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MySQL settings

Used when storage-type is MySQL.

Settings:

• username - the username to be used
• password - the password to be used
• databaseName - the database which should be used by the plugin
• host - the host to be used for the database
• port - the port to be used with the host

Example:

mysql:
  username: "root"
  password: ""
  databaseName: "advancements"
  host: "127.0.0.1"
  port: 3306

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MySQL Advanced settings

Used when storage-type is MySQL.
This are advanced settings, don't touch if you don't know what you're doing

Settings:

• poolSize - the maximum size of the connection pool. For more information see https://github.com/brettwooldridge/HikariCP/wiki/About-Pool-Sizing
• connectionTimeout - the maximum number of milliseconds without response from the database before the connection gets closed

Example:

mysql:
  advanced-settings:
    # Set these only if you know what you're doing
    poolSize: 5
    connectionTimeout: 6000