⚠️ This bot has a lot of problems such as not using "aiodocker", so you should not excpect further devlopment, i am lazy.

Minecraft Server Manager Bot

Discord bot that lets you run dockerized minecraft servers. NOTE: You must host it yourself, for now at least.

It is using itzg/docker-minecraft-server.

You can:

• Configure server properties (using presets)
• Run multiple Java Edition versions. (I tested from 1.19.3 to 1.7.10)
• Upload/Download world(s) to/from server.
• Fully use server console in a discord text channel.
• Create configuration presets to run different servers on the same/different versions.

You can't (but its planned somewhat)

• Run multiple server(s) at once.
• Upload plugins with command

Configurable

You can configure most of the internal stuff, just change variables in config.py file to your desired ones. There is more info on what's what in the file.

You can create and save server configuration presets and re-use them whenever you wish.

Setting up:

1. Clone this repository by running git clone https://github.com/TheGiga/discord_minecraft-server
2. Create .env file and put your bot token here (see .env.example)

• See how to create the bot, get its token and invite to your server here

3. Set up an HTTP server (Optional, see here)
4. Configure config.py, you may need to change some settings. (see here)
5. Install requirements by running pip3 install -r requirements.txt
6. Run the bot using python3 main.py
7. Create your first configuration preset in /preset create
8. Start your server by running /start

HTTP Server

You need an HTTP server (python http.server, or any other to your desire, bot just puts .zip files to specific path) to download world(s) from server, because discord sucks and can't give enough file size limit for bigger worlds.

You can set up one by running:

• python -m http.server <port> in your directory.

Default port is 6969, It should be open if you want to access it outside of local network.

Default directory is /home/$USER/Public (Linux) or C:/Users/$USER/Public (Windows).

For now, to upload worlds, you need to give the bot direct link to a .zip/.gz/.bz2 file with such structure:

worlds.zip
├ world
├ world_nether [optional]
└ world_the_end [optional]

NOTE: To get multiple worlds from the "singleplayer world" you just need to copy and paste the same "singleplayer world" with different names. (world, world_nether, world_the_end)

Report any errors!

Make an Issue on GitHub if you are having trouble setting up/running bot.

Bot was tested on 3 machines: 2 Windows PC's and a Linux server