Short Description:

CPUMonitorPlaceholder is a lightweight and efficient server utility that provides PlaceholderAPI placeholders for your server's CPU information. Display your server's CPU model, core count, and thread count anywhere you use placeholders. Essential for server owners who want to monitor hardware at a glance.

How to Use
Simply install the plugin on your server, and ensure you have PlaceholderAPI installed. The plugin will automatically register its placeholders, which you can use in any other plugin that supports PlaceholderAPI (like scoreboards, tablists, chat formats, etc.).

For example, to show the CPU model on a scoreboard, you might configure it like this: CPU: %cpumonitor_model%

The plugin caches the CPU information on startup to ensure there is no performance impact from repeatedly checking hardware details.

Placeholders
The following placeholders are available:

• %cpumonitor_model% - Displays the model name of the server's CPU.
  • Example: Intel(R) Xeon(R) E-2288G CPU @ 3.70GHz
• %cpumonitor_cores% - Displays the number of physical CPU cores.
  • Example: 8
• %cpumonitor_threads% - Displays the total number of CPU threads.
  • Example: 16

If the plugin cannot retrieve a specific piece of information, it will display the "Unknown" message defined in messages.yml.

Commands & Permissions
The main command for this plugin is /cpumonitor.

• /cpumonitor reload - Reloads the plugin's configuration and refreshes the cached CPU data.
  • Permission: cpumonitor.reload (configurable in config.yml)
  • Aliases: /cpum reload, /cpumon reload