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@igalaxy/polymc-playtime

v1.1.2

Published

Export your PolyMC playtime to a web server of your choice

Downloads

5

Readme

⏱️ polymc-playtime

Export your PolyMC playtime to a web server of your choice

Setup

  1. Install the package
npm install -g @igalaxy/polymc-playtime
OR
yarn global add @igalaxy/polymc-playtime
  1. Find the location of the polymc-playtime executable by doing where polymc-playtime on Windows or which polymc-playtime on macOS/Linux
  2. Find the location of the Node.js executable by doing where node on Windows or which node on macOS/Linux
  3. Open Settings > Custom Commands in PolyMC
  4. Set the Post-exit command to one of the following:
    • <node path> <polymc-playtime path> --path="$INST_DIR" --method=lanyard --lanyard-id="your-discord-user-id" --auth="your-lanyard-token"
    • <node path> <polymc-playtime path> --path="$INST_DIR" --method=endpoint --endpoint="https://your.custom/endpoint" --auth="your-auth-secret"

If using the endpoint method, the auth secret can be anything of your choice. It is simply used so you can authenticate the request serverside.

With the Lanyard method, the playtime is stored in Lanyard KV under the key polymc_playtime.

A custom key for Lanyard KV can be provided using the lanyard-key parameter. (e.g. if you want to use minecraft_playtime as the key instead of polymc_playtime, pass --lanyard-key="minecraft_playtime")

Apologies for the janky setup, for some reason PolyMC custom commands don't respect the PATH env variable, so exact executable locations are needed.

Example Usage