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emc-core

v1.2.2

Published

NodeJS Module for Electron Minecraft launcher

Downloads

43

Readme

EMC-Core

NodeJS Module for Electron Minecraft launcher

Avantages :dizzy:

EMC-Core is a upgrade of minecraft-launcher-core dev by Pierce01

  • Auto check & downloading compatible java version
  • Support 100% custom minecraft version
  • Work with ftp without any zip file, juste drop folder in your ftp
  • Auto check & delete file with bad hash & size

Install Client

Quick Start :zap:

git clone https://github.com/Zeldown/EMC-Core-quick-start.git
cd EMC-Core-quick-start
npm install
npm start

Installation :package:

npm install emc-core

Usage :triangular_flag_on_post:

Require library

const { MCAuth, MCLaunch } = require('emc-core');

Create and Init launcher var MCLaunch

const launcher = new MCLaunch();

Authentification :lock:

Mojang

let authenticator;

MCAuth.auth(username, password).then(user => {
  authenticator = user;
  //success
}).catch(error => {
  //error
})

username => The email of mojang account

password => The password of mojang account

Return

const user = {
  access_token: uuid(),
  client_token: uuid(),
  uuid: uuid(),
  name: username,
  user_properties: JSON.stringify({})
}

Microsoft

InDev

Launch :rocket:

Options

let opts = {
  url: "http://zeldown.com/emc-core/",
  overrides: {
    detached: false
  },
  authorization: authenticator,
  root: "C:/Users/guill/AppData/Roaming/.emc-core",
  version: "1.15.2",
  forge: "1.15.2-forge-31.2.0",
  checkFiles: true,
  memory: {
      max: "6G",
      min: "4G"
  }
}

Option | Type | Description | Required --- | --- | --- | --- url | String | Url of files to download | true authorization | Authentificator | The authentificator variable get when MCAuto | true root | String | The path to minecraft directory | true version | String | The version of minecraft | true checkFiles | Boolean | Check or not file to delete | true forge | String | The name of used forge | false memory | Array | The informations of memory, contains max and min | false

Launching

launcher.launch(opts);

Debugging :bug:

To get debug use launcher.on('xxx', (e) => ...)

debug

call when a debug log is print by Minecraft

launcher.on('debug', (e) => console.log("[DEBUG]" + e));

data

call when a data log is print by Minecraft

launcher.on('data', (e) => console.log("[DATA]" + e));

error

call when a error log is print by Minecraft

launcher.on('error', (e) => console.log("[ERROR]" + e));

download-status

call when a download file progress

launcher.on('download-status', (e) => {
  //update progress bar
});

Name | Type | Description --- | --- | --- name | String | The name of current file is downloading type | String | The type of file (assets, natives, java, mods, ...) currentDownloadedBytes | int | The count of bytes downloaded of file currentBytesToDownload | int | The count of bytes to download of file downloadedBytes | int | The count of bytes downloaded of folder bytesToDownload | int | The count of bytes to download of folder downloadFiles | int | The count of file downloaded of folder filesToDownload | int | The count of file to download of folder

verification-status

call when a verification of files progress

launcher.on('verification-status', (e) => {
  //update verification bar
});

Name | Type | Description --- | --- | --- name | String | The url of verified file current | int | The count of files checked total | int | The count of files to check

launch

call when Minecraft start launching

launcher.on('launch', (e) => {
  //Minecraft start
});

Install Server :construction:

:rotating_light: You must have a web hosting

PreBuild Server Version

  1. Download EMC-Core-Server of your version at https://github.com/Zeldown/EMC-Core/releases
  2. Extract archive on your computer
  3. In EMC-Core-Server/files put your files to download (mods, config, etc). Default files in folder is mandatory (assets, libraries, natives, versions)
  4. Put the folder EMC-Core-Server to your web hosting (exemple: upload folder EMC-Core-Server at https://exemple.com/)
  5. Set url option of launch options to url of content of EMC-Core-Server (exemple: https://exemple.com/EMC-Core-Server)
let opts = {
  url: url_of_emc-core-server,
  ...
}

Build EMC-Core-Server with builder.js

  1. Clone EMC-Core project at https://github.com/Zeldown/EMC-Core
  2. Extract archive on your computer
  3. Go into emc-core extracted folder
  4. run npm i
  5. run node utils/builder.js --version="@version" --path="@path"

Name | Type | Description --- | --- | --- @version | String | The name of minecraft vanilla version (e.g. 1.15.2) @path | String | The full path where build will be created (path must be exists)

Build custom EMC-Core-Server

  1. Create a folder with the file reader.php
  2. Create a folder java
  3. Put an archive of java named java.zip in java folder (exemple : java.zip)
  4. Create a folder files
  5. Put all files of minecraft in folder files like assets, library, natives, mods, versions
  6. Put your custom folder to your web hosting (exemple: upload folder My-Version at https://exemple.com/)
  7. Set url option of launch options to url of content of custom folder (exemple: https://exemple.com/My-Version)
let opts = {
  url: url_of_your_uploaded_version,
  ...
}

EMC-Core-Server schema

Here is a schema of a classic emc-core-server archive

emc-core-server

EMC-Core-Server with forge

  1. Build a vanilla emc-core-server version with the base version of your forge (e.g. 1.15.2)
  2. Add your forge version files (@forge_version.json & @forge_version.jar) into EMC-Core-Server/versions/@forge_version (e.g. versions/1.15.2-forge-31.2.0/)
  3. Add forge libraries into EMC-Core-Server/libraries

(natives & assets are same in vanilla and forge version)

Credits :tada:

Based on code of Pierce01 :heart:

Special thanks to Faustin#8347 for code help & readme review

Thanks to Relax#3333 for funding