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minetoring

v0.7.0

Published

Framework built on top Bedrock-Protocol, provides high-level API for creating bots on Minecraft Bedrock.

Readme

MineToring

License: MIT NPM version Framework

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Professional Framework built on top of Bedrock-Protocol lib, provides high-level API for creating bots on Minecraft Bedrock.

Key Features

MineToring is the first project that provides a high-level API for working with bots on Minecraft Bedrock Edition


  • Fully native framework for MInecraft bedrock
  • Entity Support: Bot can see all entities and players in view distance and knows all information about it, starting from attributes and ending with device the player is playing from.
  • Working World Loading: Fully native and working world chunks load with blob support and zero data loss.
  • High-Level Actions: High-level actions of bot that allow you to automatically respawn after death or send commands to the chat.
  • EventEmitters Support: Entity classes, players, and many others have built-in support for EventEmitters through .events method, this allows you to subscribe to an update of a single entity, world, or high-level action.
  • Automatic Update: Fully automatic updating of all entities, world data, and more. You will always see as much up-to-date data as possible that the server will send.
  • Compatibility with PrismarineJs: To decode chunks, you can use an adapter for the Prismarine-Chunk library, which provides ready-made high-level methods with data from the MineToring chunk class.

  • Data Containers: Ready-to-use classes for storing and modifying game data (worlds, servers, players).
  • Protocol Automation: Built-in automatic packet management and connection handling.
  • Client Emulation: Focus on precise reproduction of real game client behavior at the packet level.
  • Modularity: Ability to replace standard classes with custom ones or inherit from base classes to extend logic.

  • Supported Minecraft Bedrock versions: 1.21.0, 1.21.2, 1.21.21, 1.21.30, 1.21.42, 1.21.50, 1.21.60, 1.21.70, 1.21.80, 1.21.90, 1.21.93, 1.21.100.
  • Tested on: 1.21.0, 1.21.50, 1.21.100.

API Documentation

Docs in different languages can be found in docs directory

Roadmap

See RoadMap to see our current goals for the project


installation

Install the current Node version to use it, Next, run:

npm install minetoring

Getting Started

More examples can be found in examples

import { Bot, BotOptions } from 'minetoring'

// For help and easy setup in IDE
const opt = new BotOptions()
opt.configServer({
    version: '1.21.50',
    host: '127.0.0.1',
    port: 19132
})
opt.configClient({
    username: 'Steve',
})

const bot = new Bot()
// Asynchronous initialization for dynamic imports modules in protocol
await bot.init(opt)
await bot.connect()

// Necessary to ensure that client is loaded at the time of sending packets
await bot.waitUntilSpawn()

// await is optional for actions when you don't have to wait for packet to be processed by server
await bot.actions.sendMessage('Hello World!')
bot.disconnect()

Contact

Author: @nootbook011

License

Project licensed under MIT (see LICENSE)