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minecraft-bedrock-server

v1.4.3

Published

minecraft bedrock server wrapper

Downloads

845

Readme

minecraft-bedrock-server

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Command line program (CLI) and API for starting and working with Minecraft Bedrock Edition servers.

Running & Installation

Start a server through the command line:

npx minecraft-bedrock-server -v 1.18.0

Or with npm to use programmatically:

npm install minecraft-bedrock-server

Usage

via command line

npx minecraft-bedrock-server --help

npx minecraft-bedrock-server --version 1.18.0 --online --path ./my1.18server

any extraneous -- options will be placed inside the server.properties file, e.g. --level-name coolWorld.

via code

see index.d.ts

const bedrockServer = require('minecraft-bedrock-server')

const onStart = () => console.log('Server started!')

bedrockServer.startServer('1.18.0', onStart, { 'server-port': 19132, 'online-mode': true, path: './bds' })

Get latest server data

From minecraft.net downloads

bedrockServer.getLatestVersions().then(console.log)

to get

Versions {
  linux: {
    version4: '1.20.72.01',
    version3: '1.20.72',
    url: 'https://minecraft.azureedge.net/bin-linux/bedrock-server-1.20.72.01.zip'
  },
  windows: {
    version4: '1.20.72.01',
    version3: '1.20.72',
    url: 'https://minecraft.azureedge.net/bin-win/bedrock-server-1.20.72.01.zip'
  },
  macos: null,
  preview: {
    ...
    macos: null
  }
}

Help screen

minecraft-bedrock-server - v1.2.0
Minecraft Bedrock Server runner
Options:
  --version, -v Version to download (use "latest" for latest)  
  --port        Port to listen on for IPv4  (default: 19132)
  --port6       Port to listen on for IPv6  (default: 19133)
  --online      Whether to run in online mode  
  --path        Custom path to the server directory  
  --versions    Passing --versions will list all versions  
  --download    Download (but not run) the server binary for this platfrom (default: linux)  
Usage:
  minecraft-bedrock-server --version latest      Start a server on the latest version
  minecraft-bedrock-server --versions            List all avaliable versions
  minecraft-bedrock-server -v 1.20.0 --download  Download (but not run) v1.20

API

See the exported TypeScript defs for method docs.

Testing

npm test

History

See history