Struct Player

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pub struct Player {
    pub name: String,
    pub uuid: String,
    pub skin_url: Option<String>,
    pub name_changes: Option<Vec<(u64, String)>>,
}

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A Player…

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§name: String

Player Name

§uuid: String

Player UUID

All lowercase with no dashes

§skin_url: Option<String>

Url of current player skin

§name_changes: Option<Vec<(u64, String)>>

List of all player name changes

Due to API limitations anything before the first name change will be the accounts original name.

Implementations§

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impl Player

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pub fn new<T>(name_uuid: T) -> Result<Player, MojangError>
where T: Display,

Make a new player

You can supply the Name or UUID

If you supply the uuid you will automaticly get the skin URL

§Example

// Import Lib
use mojang::Player;

// Make a player with Username
let p = Player::new("Sigma76").unwrap();

// Make a player with UUID
let p2 = Player::new("3c358264b4564bdeab1efe1023db6679").unwrap();

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pub fn add_skin(self) -> Result<Player, MojangError>

Add Skin URL to a player

§Example

// Import Lib
use mojang::Player;

// Load Skin Data into Player
let p = Player::new("Sigma76").unwrap().add_skin().unwrap();

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pub fn add_name_change(self) -> Result<Player, MojangError>

Add Name History Data to a Player

Required if you want to use player.name_at(n)

§Example

// Import Lib
use mojang::Player;

// Load Name History Data into Player
let p = Player::new("Sigma76").unwrap().add_name_change().unwrap();

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pub fn name_at(&self, time: u64) -> Result<String, MojangError>

Get play name at Timestamp (ms)

You must have called add_name_change on the player before useing this

§Example

// Import Lib
use mojang::Player;

// Load Name History Data into Player
let p = Player::new("Sigma76").unwrap().add_name_change().unwrap();

// Get name at timestamp
assert_eq!(p.name_at(16362446560000).unwrap(), "Sigma76");