Simple 2 argument yes/no version #6
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This version is a simplified version that just uses the <player/viewer> argument and the <permission> argument, returning 'yes' if they have the permission, or 'no' otherwise.
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The yes/no returns should be changed to use PlaceholderAPIPlugin.booleanTrue() and PlaceholderAPIPlugin.booleanFalse() so that users can define their desired outputs using the existing config options
Instead of static 'yes' 'no' strings as a result, it now uses PlaceholderAPIPlugin.booleanTrue() and PlaceholderAPIPlugin.booleanFalse().
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This version is a simplified version that just uses the <player/viewer> argument and the < permission > argument, returning 'yes' if they have the permission, or 'no' otherwise.