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botctfapi

v1.0.2

Published

An api for ctf plugin

Downloads

6

Readme

Mineflayer CTF API Plugin

This plugin integrates a Mineflayer bot with a Capture the Flag (CTF) server via a WebSocket API. It allows your bot to interact with the CTF server, access information such as game state and team information, and perform actions based on the API.

Features

  • Connect to the CTF server via WebSocket
  • Send requests to the server and receive responses
  • Use API methods to interact with the server and perform actions

Requirements

  • Node.js and npm installed
  • Mineflayer installed (npm install mineflayer)

Installation

  1. Install the plugin from npm:

    npm install botctfapi
  2. Once installed, you can require the plugin in your bot script:

    const mineflayer = require("mineflayer");
    const { loader } = require("your-plugin-name");
    
    const bot = mineflayer.createBot({
        host: "server_ip",
        port: 25565,
        username: "bot_username",
        password: "bot_password" // Remove this line if you don't need a password
    });
    
    bot.loadPlugin(loader);
  3. Once the bot connects to the Minecraft server, it will automatically initialize the CTFApiClient and attach it to the bot instance as bot.ctfApi.

  4. You can use the bot.ctfApi property to interact with the CTF server and make API calls. For example:

    bot.on("login", async () => {
        console.log("Bot has logged in!");
    
        // Check if the game is running
        const isGameRunning = await bot.ctfApi.isGameRunning();
        console.log("Is game running:", isGameRunning);
    
        // Get a list of teams
        const teams = await bot.ctfApi.getTeams();
        console.log("Teams:", teams);
    });

API Methods

  • bot.ctfApi.getTeams(): Returns a promise that resolves with an array of team names.
  • bot.ctfApi.isGameRunning(): Returns a promise that resolves with a boolean indicating whether the game is running.