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## Overview
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This page covers how you can use the `PlaceholderExpansion` to add own placeholders to PlaceholderAPI, which then can be used by other plugins.
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PlaceholderAPI is using Expansions for it's placeholders, with PlaceholderAPI providing the core. Users can download Expansions from the cloud server using commands in-game or by going [here](https://api.extendedclip.com/home/) if they want to use the placeholder.
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PlaceholderAPI is using Expansions for its placeholders, with PlaceholderAPI providing the core. Users can download Expansions from the cloud server using commands in-game or by going [here](https://api.extendedclip.com/home/) if they want to use the placeholder.
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## Note
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You can either make a separate jar file, to upload it to the expansion-cloud (recommended) or have it as a local class inside your plugin.
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* [Separate jar](#separate-jar)
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* [Internal class](#internal-class)
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### Without external plugin
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### Without an external plugin
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This part here covers how you create an expansion that doesn't require any external/additional plugins to function.
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Examples of such expansions are:
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- [Player expansion](/PlaceholderAPI/Player-Expansion)
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* {@code /plugins/PlaceholderAPI/expansions} on your server.
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* <br>
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* <br>If you create such a class inside your own plugin, you have to
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* register it manually in your plugins {@code onEbale()} by using
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* register it manually in your plugins {@code onEnable()} by using
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* {@code new YourExpansionClass().register();}
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*/
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public class SomeExpansion extends PlaceholderExpansion {
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#### Internal class
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You can have the class inside your plugin.
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This has some advantages but can also have some disadvantages.
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If you include a PlaceholderExpansion class in your plugin, you MUST add and override the persist() method to return true
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otherwise if PlaceholderAPI is reloaded, your expansion will be unregistered and lost forever.
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If you include a PlaceholderExpansion class in your plugin, you MUST add an override the persist() method to return true
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otherwise, if PlaceholderAPI is reloaded, your expansion will be unregistered and lost forever.
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```java
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