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mineflayer-bot-death

v0.0.5

Published

A Mineflayer plugin to track bot deaths and log details

Readme

mineflayer-bot-death

A Mineflayer plugin that tracks bot deaths and logs detailed information about each death event.

Features

  • Logs death location (X, Y, Z coordinates)
  • Identifies player killers and their weapons
  • Identifies mob killers
  • Detects environmental deaths
  • Saves all deaths to a death.txt file with timestamps
  • Console logging for real-time death notifications

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Installation

npm install mineflayer-bot-death

Or install locally:

npm install ./mineflayer-bot-death

Usage

const mineflayer = require('mineflayer');
const botDeath = require('mineflayer-bot-death');

const bot = mineflayer.createBot({
    host: 'localhost',
    port: 25565,
    username: 'Bot'
});

// Load the death tracking plugin
bot.loadPlugin(botDeath);

What It Tracks

Player Kills

When killed by a player, the plugin logs:

  • Player's username
  • Weapon used (e.g., netherite_sword, wooden_sword, flint_and_steel)
  • Death location
  • Timestamp

Example:

[10/14/2025, 1:46:46 PM] The bot has died at 10/14/2025, 1:46:46 PM at location: X: 0, Y: 74, Z: 9. Killed by player: FourTerms2 using netherite_sword.

Mob Kills

When killed by a mob, the plugin logs:

  • Mob type/name
  • Death location
  • Timestamp

Example:

[10/14/2025, 1:50:00 PM] The bot has died at 10/14/2025, 1:50:00 PM at location: X: 15, Y: 65, Z: -20. Killed by mob: zombie.

Environmental Deaths

When killed by environmental damage (fall, lava, drowning, etc.), the plugin logs:

  • Death location
  • Timestamp
  • "environmental damage or unknown cause"

Example:

[10/14/2025, 1:49:01 PM] The bot has died at 10/14/2025, 1:49:01 PM at location: X: 3, Y: 111, Z: -9. Killed by: environmental damage or unknown cause.

Output

All deaths are logged to:

  • Console: Real-time death notifications
  • death.txt: Persistent log file with all death records

API

This plugin automatically hooks into the bot's death event. No additional API calls are needed.

Requirements

  • Node.js
  • Mineflayer

License

MIT