This bot uses MSCS to control multiple Minecraft servers (henceforth referred to as worlds) running on the same system via Discord using Slash commands.
Currently, a Discord server has exactly one world attached to it, but a world can have multiple Discord servers. This might get changed in the future to allow a Discord server to control multiple worlds.
- Starting, restarting or stopping a world
- Viewing the logs of a world directly in Discord
- Querying the status of a world
- Displaying the world status via Discord presence (online or idle)
- Locking worlds to prevent them from being started
- Log every command sent to the bot
- Expand locking to optionally work per-world
- Tie the ability of using commands to having a role
- Improved, more detailed and more verbose logs, split them per world
- Add a 'sub'-mode that can be deployed on a remote server, controlled by the main node that runs the bot
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- Set up your MSCS installation
- Create a Discord application and a bot for it
- Edit the .env.example file with your IDs, tokens and world names, and rename it to .env
- Run
node deployment/deploy-commands.jsonce to register the Slash commands with Discord - Start the server as the user created by MSCS (default
minecraft):sudo -u minecraft index.js - Optional: Use a Process Manager like
pm2to keep the process running in the background