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@opys/minecraft-serverlist

v0.9.5

Published

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Downloads

1,627

Readme

@opys/minecraft-serverlist

npm

The server list for opys. serverlist() pre-fills the multiplayer server list of a pack.

npm install -D @opys/dev @opys/minecraft-serverlist @opys/minecraft-vanilla @opys/java

Example

// opys.config.mjs
import { defineConfig } from '@opys/dev';
import { java } from '@opys/java';
import { minecraft } from '@opys/minecraft-vanilla';
import { serverlist } from '@opys/minecraft-serverlist';

export default defineConfig({
  output: 'game.opys',
  plugins: [
    minecraft({ version: '1.21.1' }),
    java({ version: '21' }),
    serverlist({
      servers: [
        { name: 'My SMP', ip: 'mc.example.com' },
        { name: 'Friends', ip: 'friends.example.com:25566' },
      ],
    }),
  ],
  manifest: {
    command: '@minecraft.command',
    args: ['@minecraft.jvmArgs', '@minecraft.mainClass', '@minecraft.gameArgs'],
    workdir: '${game_directory}',
  },
});

Options

| Option | What it does | | --------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | servers | The entries, { name, ip }, in the order the game lists them. One may have rules. | | to | Where the file goes. Default ${game_directory}/servers.dat. |

What it adds

opys build turns the plugin into these parts of the manifest.

Files · servers.dat

The file the game keeps its server list in. It is generated while building and carried in the bundle as a blob, so nothing is downloaded.

// in the manifest
{
  "path": "${game_directory}/servers.dat",
  "source": { "blob": "f5b3f218f52d0ab5593094a9281e8905276a3e7aa405d5b78ea410a089e21b3b" },
  "size": 105
}

No launch pieces and no variables.

Every option

Each option, in each way it is used.

// servers, in the order the game lists them; a port goes after the address
serverlist({
  servers: [
    { name: 'My SMP', ip: 'mc.example.com' },
    { name: 'Friends', ip: 'friends.example.com:25566' },
  ],
});

// an entry only some players get
serverlist({
  servers: [
    { name: 'My SMP', ip: 'mc.example.com' },
    { name: 'Test', ip: 'test.example.com', rules: 'allow.features.beta' },
  ],
});

// another place for the file
serverlist({
  servers: [{ name: 'My SMP', ip: 'mc.example.com' }],
  to: '${game_directory}/config/servers.dat',
});

Documentation

Part of opys. Also exported by @opys/minecraft.