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rcon-pavlov

v1.2.2

Published

A fully typed RCON package for Pavlov VR custom servers

Downloads

27

Readme

rcon-Pavlov

A fully typed RCON package for Pavlov VR, built natively in TypeScript

Features

Typed Functions

Every RCON command is fully typed allowing for seamless integration into existing projects

Custom Error Types

All possible errors have their own type allowing for easy error handling

Object Based IDs

All in game items exist under the exported object Items with the pattern Items.Category.Item ie Items.Rifles.M4

Example

import Server, {Items} from "rcon-pavlov";
const ip = "127.0.0.1";
const port = 9100;
const password = process.env.RCON_PASSWORD; // Never store passwords in code
const maxWaitTime = 3; // Time in seconds to wait on server response
const delay = (ms: number) => {return new Promise( resolve => setTimeout(resolve, ms));}

const main = async () => {
    const server = new Server(ip, port, password, maxWaitTime);
    
    await server.connect();
    
    // Wait 2 seconds before sending any commands or else authentication may fail
    await delay(2000);
    
    // Get server info
    console.log(await server.serverInfo());
    
    console.log(await server.giveAll("0", Items.Rifles.M4));
    
    // Close server before terminating process
    await server.close();
}

main().then(() => {console.log('done')}).catch(console.error);

Change Log

  • v1.2.2
    • Fixed another issue where a single request could last forever preventing resolving
  • v1.2.1
    • Fixed an issue where a single request could last forever preventing resolving
  • v1.2.0
    • Commands are now sent using a queue to prevent too many listeners from being created and preserve order of commands
  • v1.1.0
    • Remove union types and use enums instead to fully resolve typing issues
  • v1.0.8
    • Update build process to no longer duplicate enum types, allowing for usage of enums in code without issues
  • v1.0.5
    • Added connected() which checks if there is an active connection to the server
  • v1.0.3
    • Exported error type for easier error handling