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# SQL LEADERBOARDS
#  enabled: false                 	//Enables the leaderboard.
#  database: ""						//The name of the database that contains the SQL data.
#  separateNameTable:
#    enabled: false					//Enable separateNameTable if the player names are stored in a different table than the stat you wish to display.
#    nameTable: stats_players		//The name of the Table that contains the Player Names.
#    sepNameCol: name				//The name of the Column within the Table that contains the Player Names OR UUID's. If you use UUID, also enable usingUUID.
#    sepIdCol: player_id			//The name of the Column within the Table that contains the Player Ids.
#  sortByWorld:
#    enabled: false					//Enable sortByWorld if you want to sort the stats base by the world the player was in.
#    worldCol: world				//The name of the Column in the Table that contains the World Names.
#    worldName: world				//The name of the World that you want to sort the data by.
#  customColumn:
#    enabled: false					//Enable customColumn if you want to sort the stats by another variable that is contained in a separate column (Example: snapshots in Stats).
#    customCol: customCol			//The name of the Column in the Table that contains the custom data.
#    rowValues: rowValues			//The values of custom data that you want included in the sort (more than one value can be used by separating values with commas).
#  customColumn2:
#    enabled: false					//Enable customColumn2 if you want to sort the stats by a second variable that is contained in a separate column (Example: type of Mob).
#    customCol: customCol			//The name of the Column in the Table that contains the custom data.
#    rowValues: rowValues			//The values of custom data that you want included in the sort (more than one value can be used by separating values with commas).
#  statTable: testStats				//The name of the Table that contains the Stat data.
#  statName: testStats				//The name of the column that contains the Stat Data.
#  statDisplay: Test				//How you want the Stat to be Displayed on the Sign (Example: Kills).
#  usingUUID: false					//Set to true if you database uses UUID's. Name column should then be set as your UUID Column.
#  nameColumn: player				//The name of the column that contains the player names or UUID. If you use UUID, also enable usingUUID.However if you are using separateNameTable, this becomes the name of the column in the Stats Table that contains the Player Ids.
#  hlbSize: 5						//The Desired length of the leaderboard.
#  reverseOrder: false				//Enable this setting to do reversed leaderboards.
#  statOnSameLine: false			//Enable this setting to have stat displayed on same line as statDisplay
#  line0Format: black, bold, header				//LINEFORMATTING: Set the color, then the Format, then the "Item to Display"
#  line1Format: dark blue, normal, name			//The Color Can be: black, dark blue, dark green, dark aqua, dark red, dark purple, gold, gray, dark gray, blue, green, aqua, red, light purple, yellow or white.
#  line2Format: dark red, bold, statDisplay		//The Format Can be:  normal, bold, itallic, underline or magic.
#  line3Format: dark purple, bold, stat			//The "Item to Display" can be: name, stat, stat2, statdisplay, header, blank or custom. If you use custom add a comma and then put your custom text.
#  flatFileDB:
#    enabled: false					//Enable flatFileDB if you want to you a SQLite flatfile db file.
#    flatFilePath: \plugins\ 		//Path to the db file from the server root directory.
#  multiStat:
#    enabled: false                 //Enable to have two stats on one sign. To get the second stat to display you must also change one of the line formats above to include "Stat2"
#    customColumn:
#      enabled: false				//Enable customColumn if you want to sort the stats by another variable that is contained in a separate column (Example: snapshots in Stats).
#      customCol: customCol			//The name of the Column in the Table that contains the custom data.
#      rowValues: rowValues			//The values of custom data that you want included in the sort (more than one value can be used by separating values with commas).
#    customColumn2:
#      enabled: false				//Enable customColumn2 if you want to sort the stats by a second variable that is contained in a separate column (Example: type of Mob or cause of death).
#      customCol: customCol			//The name of the Column in the Table that contains the custom data.
#      rowValues: rowValues			//The values of custom data that you want included in the sort (more than one value can be used by separating values with commas).
#    statTable: stattable			//The name of the table which contains the stat (it can be a different table or the same table as the first stat, but you must fill it in).
#    statName: statname				//The name of the column that contains the Stat Data for the second stat.
#    statDisplay: statDisplay		//How you want the second Stat to be Displayed on the Sign (Example: Deaths).
#    nameColumn: nameColumn			//The name of the column that contains the player names. However if you are using separateNameTable, this becomes the name of the column in the Stats Table that contains the Player Ids.


enabled: true
database: skywars
separateNameTable:
  enabled: false
  nameTable: stats_players
  sepNameCol: name
  sepIdCol: player_id
sortByWorld:
  enabled: false
  worldCol: world
  worldName: world
customColumn:
  enabled: false
  customCol: customCol
  rowValues: rowValues
customColumn2:
  enabled: false
  customCol: customCol
  rowValues: rowValues
statTable: skywars_data
statName: kills
statDisplay: Kills
usingUUID: false
nameColumn: username
hlbSize: 15
reverseOrder: false
statOnSameLine: false
line0Format: black, bold, header
line1Format: dark blue, normal, name
line2Format: dark red, bold, statdisplay
line3Format: dark purple, bold, stat
flatFileDB:
  enabled: false
  flatFilePath: \plugins\
multiStat:
  enabled: false
  customColumn:
    enabled: false
    customCol: customCol
    rowValues: rowValues
  customColumn2:
    enabled: false
    customCol: customCol
    rowValues: rowValues
  statTable: stattable
  statName: statname
  statDisplay: statDisplay
  nameColumn: nameColumn