NuVotifier API

This is the API for NuVotifier, a plugin that allows players to vote for your server on various Minecraft server lists. This lib only support the new NuVotifier2 protocol.

How to use ?

To use the NuVotifier API, you have to init a socket and listen for incoming votes. Here is an example of how to do that:

const NuVotifier2Server = require("nuvotifier-api");

let server = new NuVotifier2Server(options, platforms);
server.handleServer().then(r => {
    console.log("NuVotifier2 server running on port 8192");
});

Options

| Option | Type | Description | |-----------------|---------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | port | number | The port to listen on. Default is 8192. | | tokenFile | string | Path to the file where the different tokens will be stored | | useDefaultToken | boolean | This option will create a "default" token which will be use for any unknown platform |

Platforms

platforms is an array of objects that define the platforms you want to use. The lib will automatically create the tokens for you. Here is an example of some platforms:

let server = new NuVotifier2Server(options, ["platform1", "platform2"]);
server.handleServer().then(r => {
    console.log("NuVotifier2 server running on port 8192");
})

Automatically, the lib will create random tokens for you in the tokenFile file location given. Exemple of file :

{
  "tokens": [
    {
      "platform": "platform1",
      "token": "f68b502297e23cc8139eb61887e8bdbfbcec11eacd5af451efcd0e526c5e10c3414786b3082de464c6c30b5a77b96864d1ac6f446f8bbfd19704968e39ee23a6"
    },
    {
      "platform": "platform2",
      "token": "85bf639438ad6f74644bac52fe9bbd13d84f43316872a8f6ddfd0e92b934e1467ca11ec90dd3494110e4f41d657698d6d8f2b638aed1b1e95c3770bd93bc62f9"
    },
    {
      "platform": "default",
      "token": "160ad7364ad0c98bd27921a2678cd3810729c269cd556d452d1d32774efb87d0913391dd66bbc6c18b50649afe570b35db26ec7c275bbc3b9e7d423261df4631"
    }
  ]
}

(default platform is created if you defined the option useDefaultToken.)

You can manually edit / add tokens in the tokenFile file location given, but you have to respect the format of the file. Any missing platform will be automatically created with a random token.

Listening for votes

To listen for votes, you can use the on method of the server instance. Here is an example of how to do that:

server.on("vote", (vote) => {
    console.log(`Username: ${vote.username}`);
    console.log(`ServiceName: ${vote.serviceName}`);
    console.log(`Timestamp: ${vote.timestamp}`);
    console.log(`Address: ${vote.address}`);
});

Full Example

const NuVotifier2Server = require("nuvotifier-api");

let server = new NuVotifier2Server({
    port: 8192,
    tokenFile: './NuVotifier2.json',
    useDefaultToken: true
}, ["platform1", "platform2"]);
server.handleServer().then(r => {
    console.log("NuVotifier2 server running on port 8192");
})
server.on('vote', (vote) => {
    console.log("Vote received:", vote);
});
server.on('error', (err) => {
    console.error("Error:", err);
});

Credits

This library is inspired by the original NuVotifier plugin for Minecraft, and it is designed to work with the NuVotifier2 protocol. The original plugin was created by the NuVotifier team.

Made By Gabidut76 for ArktisStudio